2010 Road Glide Custom w/Mustang Solo & Passenger Setup - pics
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I have the exact same set up and got it from Ronnie Lewis at www.lewiscustomcycles.com. Got the whole set up, a full fender bib and he threw in the shorty bib for $560 shipped. Excellent customer service! I wish I'd have known sooner, I could have thrown you his way. He usually sells at 20% discount, and more depending on amount ordered and brand. Last I checked, still free shipping.
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I have the exact same set up and got it from Ronnie Lewis at www.lewiscustomcycles.com. Got the whole set up, a full fender bib and he threw in the shorty bib for $560 shipped. Excellent customer service! I wish I'd have known sooner, I could have thrown you his way. He usually sells at 20% discount, and more depending on amount ordered and brand. Last I checked, still free shipping.
Good tip, thanks!
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I have the exact same set up and got it from Ronnie Lewis at www.lewiscustomcycles.com. Got the whole set up, a full fender bib and he threw in the shorty bib for $560 shipped. Excellent customer service! I wish I'd have known sooner, I could have thrown you his way. He usually sells at 20% discount, and more depending on amount ordered and brand. Last I checked, still free shipping.
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Excellent choice. You are going to love the setup. 
I did the same on my '08 RG. When 2-up, the rear seat goes on, and so does the quick detach sissy bar and rack - 30 second easy off for both. When riding alone, I prefer the look of the single seat.
Agree that the back rest is highly recommended. I have a back rest on my RG's Mustang seat, and I have one on my daily-urban-rider 2000 Deuce's Corbin solo.
I did the same on my '08 RG. When 2-up, the rear seat goes on, and so does the quick detach sissy bar and rack - 30 second easy off for both. When riding alone, I prefer the look of the single seat.
Agree that the back rest is highly recommended. I have a back rest on my RG's Mustang seat, and I have one on my daily-urban-rider 2000 Deuce's Corbin solo.
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I got the standard driver backrest that comes with the solo seat w/backrest combo. Bought directly from Mustang. There's a 14-day return if you don't like the seats. All together it was in the $700's. I am thrilled with the versatility and feel of these seats! Great look with the solo and great comfort/utility for two-up when you need that!
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From: Dallas, TX & Santa Fe, NM when I can find the time....
Just the mustang backrest...I asked the same question back when I got mine.
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After reading a lot of comments on rider backrests, I decided to go with Mustang. All indications are that the Mustang backrest is a better choice as it takes up less room from the passenger side, is so quick and easy to put on and take off, and adjusts so nicely.