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I am looking to trim down my Electra Glide, by removing the Tour Pack, and want a single, comfortable seat. Anyone got any recommendations for this set up please?
Im looking at going over to France to do the "Normandy Landings" run in the Spring...thats if they let us Brits back into France!
Appreciate the fact find results from you guys.
Im running a mustang wide tripper on my road king. Great comfort and looks.
Thanks for the heads up on the Mustang Tripper Empowered...will it fit my 96 Scoot though? Great looking machine you have and yea, the seat looks Peachie! 😎
Hello. I have done the exact thing to my 2005 EG. I went with the LePera 12” Wide Silhouette Solo Seat with a Drag Specialist’s rear fender Bib. Love the set up. GL with your decision.
1994-1996 were bastard years for seats on the touring models. They have a different front mounting tab then later models.
Seats from 97-08 will work but they do require a modification to get them to fit. There's a couple of threads around here somewhere with that modification.
1994-1996 were bastard years for seats on the touring models. They have a different front mounting tab then later models.
Seats from 97-08 will work but they do require a modification to get them to fit. There's a couple of threads around here somewhere with that modification.
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