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As my list of "must do mods" begins to dwindle, replacing the stock seat on my 2010 SG is becoming a more legit concern. I am not overly dissatisfied with the stock seat, but something a little more comfortable is always an option. I would not be against lowering the seating position a bit, but it's not critical. I am more concerned with comfort. I guess my priorities would be:
Comfort
Slightly lower seat height (to sit lower and reduce the need for a taller windscreen)
Appearance
What are your recommendations? I need a start point to begin searching from. Mustang? Ultimate? Corbin? HD?
I have the Corbin dual tour heated I do like the seat but it is a little wide for me I have lowered my bike 1" and I still have a hard time to touch the ground and I am 5'10"
i went with the danny gray ,short hop 2 up xl with the flame stitch on my scarlet red 2010 flhx,it lowered me, slid me back,i,m 5'9" and it keeps the wind going over my head with the 8"dark tint windshield i added,,,
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