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When I bought my bike the guy gave me this seat. \\; Washed the bike last night and thought I take off the Corbin and give it a try. \\; Rode 3 miles to work this morning. \\; I do NOT recommend it! \\; This seat is terrible. \\; Its the equivalent of placing a board on your bike. \\;
Looks kind of like the seat that came on my Streetglide. \\; Reasonably comfortable, but not quite wide enough for my wide backside. \\; I understand the '08 seats like mine are more comfortable than previous models. \\; The Sundowner is significantly more comfortable.
I tried a Badlander for about a month, maybe I didn't give it time but I never could get OK for anything over about 2 hours at a time riding, just changed to a solo Corbin and so far its great. SO, that said I have an almost new Badlander for a FLHT-03- that someone can get REAL CHEAP!!!! \\; Gary
I tried a Badlander for about a month, maybe I didn't give it time but I never could get OK for anything over about 2 hours at a time riding, just changed to a solo Corbin and so far its great. SO, that said I have an almost new Badlander for a FLHT-03- that someone can get REAL CHEAP!!!! \\;\\\\\\; Gary
Thanks to EbayI've got 3 seats for my 08 SG
a stock one that I use when I'm solo - it's fine up to 150 miles
a Roadglide seat we put on when Mrs Smokin is with me - she's fine to 200
and a 2008 Ultra seat that we use when we are going over 200 miles or so - we're both real fine!!
I may have the stocker recovered in a different color like Gray or Tan ( Pearl White Streetglide )
-Smokin
Ive got the badlander on my sled, works for me. 100 mile trips no soreness. Havent done any touring with it yet. \\;Wouldnt mind seeing a pic of a brawler \\;on a bagger. The one in the book \\;I have seen looks Kick \\;azz. Mabey not comfy.
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