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papifun, the sundowner i bought for my 08 sg really was terribly uncomfortable for me. i'm tall at 6'4", and it was worse for me than the stock sg seat. i was able to sell it and recover all but 50 bux or so. glad it's gone. the roadglide seat, if you're tall is the bomb. looks way too cool also, and isn't the nut crusher that the stock sg seat is.
thanks EMWOLB..for the heads up... i almost bought a used Sundowner..do u have photo of the RG seat on ure SG ? Several views... i am wondering how it looks. Did it push u back a little or kept you in same position ? lol... nut crusher.. i though i only had that feeling....how does the passanger like the new seat ?
I love my stock 08 Street Glide seat, did 830 miles in one day and felt great. I do have a Road Glide seat for 2 up riding it is better for the wife but I don't like it as much as the stock Street Glide seat.
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