Ultimate Seats?
Do they become uncomfortable after some miles or do they remain as nice as they feel when you first sit on them?
http://www.ultimateseats.ca/harleytouringFLHRFLHX.html
And can someone explain how to post an internet address as a direct link?
My wife loved it, said it was very comfortable. I thought the rider backrest was even better than the Mustangs I've tried, and it was narrower and did not cut into my wifes legroom as much as Mustangs does.
However, while the seat was comfy at first, It did not work for me after a days riding. BUT, I attribute that to the shape of the seat. It simply did not work for the shape of my particular butt. I think If he rounded the lumbar area a bit more, he would have a real winner. I also felt it moved me forward more than I wanted to go. More so than any of the others I tried. So while the seat was very well made, and was very plush and supportive, it was the ergonomics that did not work for me.
But those are all issues that may or may not affect YOUR liking of the seat. Just as some love Corbins (I cant stand them) and others love Mustang (count me as one) for the right person, the Ultimate WILL be the best seat. I know he gives you about 10-14 days to return it if you don't like it, so you have nothing to loose. Just don't damage the seat.
Like most, I did NOT care for the looks that much, but I would have been willing to forgo that complaint had the seat worked for me.
Sorry to say, but with seats, you just have to try them.
You can see how the Ultimate compares to the other seats I tried here:
http://home.comcast.net/~kceder/seats/seats.html
Here is the Ultimate sitting next to the larger 1pc mustang. You can see how the Mustang has a more rounded lumbar area than the Ultimate, which is why I did not like the fit of the Ultimate as much. In the last photo, you can also see how the back of the seat slopes forward as it comes up from the bottom, effectively moving the passenger forward about an inch (and thus the driver) as apposed to had he designed it so the profile went strait up.




Last edited by flyingace; Jan 31, 2009 at 03:56 PM.
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Des, the owner, is an Australian import in Toronto Canada. A great guy to match that half Aussie half Canadain accent. His seats aren't named Ultimate by coincidence, they are very very good seats. He also stands by them.


