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Hey guys i am looking for seat options for my 08 Electra Glide Classic. No complaints with the stock seat I just want something that looks good when i strip it down taking the tour pak off etc. I want it to becomfortable as well though. Don't want to be sitting on a plank of wood. Also would like back rest capable too. Shoot me yalls ideas and what has worked for you. Thanks guys!
Went with a Danny Grey I found on Ebay. Bought if for the low profuile look and intended to keep my stock 2 piece for longer rides. Surprisingly the DG has been just as comfortable and I haven't put the stock one back on (In fact I gave it to a friend last time I moved). I'll see if I can dig up a decent pic of it on my bike.
I also did the H-D low profile leather for many thousands of miles and it was plenty comfortable even on my Sturgis trip doing a 15 hour day. For the passenger it's not so comfy beyond short trips.
I'm now on a Corbin Dual Touring and it's also much more sleek and also sits me lower and abit further back like the Low Profile H-D did but more comfy when Mama is on the back.
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