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What's the difference between these two seats? Sure $100 is one thing. The $799 seat seems to have some built in back support with a deeper seat for the rider. A little bit of styling difference with the buttons on the $699 seat.
Has anyone sat on/owned both to know thedifference? Is there any reason this backrest that I already own won't work with the seat? 52622-03A?
One is leather and the other is vinyl,the vinyl seat has buttons the leather one has seams, either way an awesome seat...unless you want the back rest to match the seat use the one ya got.
I know nothing about it, but I saw a leather Zeppelin off an Ultra Classicon ksl.com (Salt Lake City) in thier classifieds under motorcycle accessories/part for $400. Wish it could go on my Road King - LOL. Seems like a good price. - Just FYI.
I know nothing about it, but I saw a leather Zeppelin off an Ultra Classicon ksl.com (Salt Lake City) in thier classifieds under motorcycle accessories/part for $400. Wish it could go on my Road King - LOL. Seems like a good price. - Just FYI.
According to the catalog, it does fit"
Road ZeppelinÂŽ Air Adjustable Leather Seat
This premium seat features leather seating surfaces for long distance touring comfort. These remarkable seats removes pressure points and adjust rider and passenger positions with the push of a few buttons. These buttons control air bladders that are placed within the seat to help relieve pressure from the lower back, tailbone or lower extremities. The seats come with a protective, water-resistant cover and are easy-to-install. Patented. Kit includes protective rain cover. Seat width 21"; passenger pillion width 17.0".
Road Zeppelin Seat Air Adjustability Illustration 52333-97D
Fits '97-'07 Electra GlideÂŽ (except FLHX) and Road GlideÂŽ models.
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