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I want t get opinions from those who have the tallboy seat from harley what they think of it in comparison to the sundower seat.I am looking to get a seat were i seat alittle bit further away and down from the controls and my sundower seat isn't doing the job for me right now so i want to some opinions on the this tallboy seat.
Last edited by Mark MPDC; Sep 12, 2009 at 08:13 AM.
I'm 6'3", mostly legs. I could not ride the standard seat, way too uncomfortable. I loved the position the Tallboy put me in, but it was uncomfortable to sit on after 200 - 300 miles. I had a local guy put in a gel pad and it was better, but not perfect.
Ended up selling the Tallboy and getting a Corbin made, which pushes you back anyway. I had them raise it up an inch from standard and move it back another inch. Fits me perfect, and it's a great seat.
I'm 6'3", mostly legs. I could not ride the standard seat, way too uncomfortable. I loved the position the Tallboy put me in, but it was uncomfortable to sit on after 200 - 300 miles. I had a local guy put in a gel pad and it was better, but not perfect.
Ended up selling the Tallboy and getting a Corbin made, which pushes you back anyway. I had them raise it up an inch from standard and move it back another inch. Fits me perfect, and it's a great seat.
hey bob what model did they start with. Im thinking about the daddy long legs from Le Pera.
No way I could ride with the stock seat so I got the Tallboy. It was a bit rough on the cheeks the first few hundred miles but since then I love it. I'm 6'2". I can ride all day no problem.
I am 6'6" and bought the tallboy. It moved me back, but felt like i was always wanting to slide forward. I took it to a local upholsterer and had him cut about 5 inches back into the passenger pillion (wifey has her own bike) and reshape it so i wasn't sliding downhill. It is now perfect for me. I wouldn't mind it being a little more cushy but the riding position is perfect.
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