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Only one true answer here. C&C. Any color, any design you want. Clean, easy on/off, and the backrest stores in your saddlebag or trunk (as does my pillion).
C&C Seats if you like a "hard" style seat - Mustang if you like "soft/lots of cushion" seats. Both have solo w/backrest models that are very comfy. Stay away from stitching or textures if your fanny is sensitive to that kind of stuff.
The Corbin solo has a similar look to the C&C. Corbin seats are great for the long haul. Kind of firm, and some folks don't care for them, but I'm real happy with mine.
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