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I cannot begin to tell you how much I enjoy riding my Street Glide. It's a great machine. On Sunday I went on a 130 mile ride. It was a great ride. But I did notice the seat getting a little hard as the day went on. In fact it was hard. So I think I am going to buy a Sundowner seat. Do you think this would help? May be it was in my head. Or maybe I am becoming a Candy Butt.
Everybody is different what is comfortable for one person might not be for another.
The stock seat to me is to soft, I like the Corbin seats which are much harder.
That is all I have ever had on all of my bikes.
Sounds like you are having a good time... just keep riding...
I actually like the stock set so far and I've done a 2hrs straight on the bike before. IF I decide to change it will only be because the lil lady's seat isn't comfortable for her.
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