Best Looking Solo Seat -- What's your Opinion??
Cruiser
Joined: Mar 2008
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From: Pittsburgh, PA
Mustang solo (in my opinion). My bike is identical to Yachtman's... I used the fender bib because the stock seat had scratched my fender too much to leave it bare. Although I thought that it looked the best, I ended up selling it because it moved me back to far... and at 5'6", I was reaching too much for my bars.
Road Warrior
Joined: May 2008
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From: Salt Lake City, UT. Dushore, Pa.
A couple better pics of the Danny Gray. It has a bracket that mounts on the two bolts and then goes back to one. The seat bracke stuck out so I cut it off just long enough so it could be covered by a washer.
Last edited by gmc; Nov 14, 2008 at 06:09 PM.
Tourer
Joined: Sep 2008
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Longer jiffy stand or wedge?
My SG seems to lay way over when on its stand, anyone aware of a quality, extended stand? I've been looking but can't find one. Also thought about a wedge (upside down) but I don't want it to effect my footboard angle. Also, is there a way to lock the front wheel straight on a Touring bike when parked?
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Cruiser
Joined: Sep 2008
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From: Rolla, Mo
I've just bought one of those chrome plastic caps for the fender mount. Where did you get matching paint for yours -- I may want to paint mine, given how good your setup looks.
Like your motorcycle seat, too.
Bryon
Last edited by BDHE; Dec 11, 2008 at 10:50 AM.
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Cruiser
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From: Rolla, Mo
Update:
Just opened a box containing a new Mustang solo seat for my '09 street glide (Mustang part number 79600). Got the seat with backrest, mini fender bib, and chrome mounting hardware for $435 including shipping.
Ordered the whole setup from Lewis Custom Cycles:
http://www.lewiscustomcycles.com
Bryon
Just opened a box containing a new Mustang solo seat for my '09 street glide (Mustang part number 79600). Got the seat with backrest, mini fender bib, and chrome mounting hardware for $435 including shipping.
Ordered the whole setup from Lewis Custom Cycles:
http://www.lewiscustomcycles.com
Bryon
Last edited by BDHE; Dec 11, 2008 at 10:52 AM.
Ultimate HDF Member
Joined: Aug 2007
Posts: 9,486
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From: Hico, TX (once home to Billy the Kid)
Update:
Just opened a box containing a new Mustang solo seat for my '09 street glide (Mustang part number 79600). Got the seat with backrest, mini fender bib, and chrome mounting hardware for $435 including shipping.
Ordered the whole setup from Lewis Custom Cycles:
http://www.lewiscustomcycles.com
Bryon
Just opened a box containing a new Mustang solo seat for my '09 street glide (Mustang part number 79600). Got the seat with backrest, mini fender bib, and chrome mounting hardware for $435 including shipping.
Ordered the whole setup from Lewis Custom Cycles:
http://www.lewiscustomcycles.com
Bryon
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Cruiser
Joined: Feb 2006
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Danny Gray buttcrack seat. badass all around seat. people think i have a $1000 custom seat, and i will part with it the first 1k offer i get! then ill spend 300 bucks for a new one. dont run out and get one though. The less people with them, the better and more custom mine looks. you wouldnt like the low profile, cumfy feel anyway
Tourer
Joined: Oct 2008
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From: Overseas
With all due respects to Yachtman and any others who've had problems with Saddlemen, there are always lemons out there.
I've got a Saddlemen and the quality is excellent and it fits like a champ.
They use saddle gel so it takes some getting used to and the seat puts you a little bit forward of the OEM one. I didn't really want that but I'm living with it.
I've got a Saddlemen and the quality is excellent and it fits like a champ.
They use saddle gel so it takes some getting used to and the seat puts you a little bit forward of the OEM one. I didn't really want that but I'm living with it.