am i asking for too much?
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From: Woodinville, WA
Too much info!
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From: Florence, MT (Bitterroot Valley)
I went with the Corbin dual tourer as well. Also used the George Anderson relocation kit for the chopped TourPak. Momma likes it, and I'm really comfortable. I've got a Corbin Stinger Solo, and also went through a Corbin Single Solo, but the Dual unit works best for all around. You can pick up some pretty good used seats on EBay or Craigslist. I've done it a couple of times and had good results both times.
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From: El Cajon Ca.
The Mustang wide solo no back rest w/passenger pillion will do just what you are looking for. I had this set up on my last bike and it moved me back about 2" and down 1". Very comfortable seat. I did over 700 mile one day and was ready for more. I had the widest passenger pillion on mine and the wife was happy too.
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lol off to check ebay....it would make my life easier to find 1 used....right now i collect scrap..and junk to sell on the weak ends....money i make on the weakends is dads money..so i can buy goodies for my bike...latly my "allowence" is about enough to buy a little fuel and a burger at the half tank mark.....i dont know how it is for u all but.......trying to make a living in cali ...is damn ugly..to say the least........the guys over at hd are some sick basterds...they give u just enough to make u want more
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From: Cincinnati Ohio
I have a sundowner and man I find it hard to believe anything else could be more comfy. Rear does look a bit big though, but not bad, and if you have a backrest on, it actually looks good.
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From: ST. Louis
I don't know about the 07s but I put a stock Road Glide seat on mine so I could have a passenger every now and again.
1) the Road Glide seat sits lower and back more than the stock Street Glide seat
2) the front in narrower, so you can flat foot even easier
3) the Road Glide seat is way more comfy
4) the passenger should be happy with the comfort
5) the Road Glide seat stills looks sporty to me
1) the Road Glide seat sits lower and back more than the stock Street Glide seat
2) the front in narrower, so you can flat foot even easier
3) the Road Glide seat is way more comfy
4) the passenger should be happy with the comfort
5) the Road Glide seat stills looks sporty to me
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