Super Reduced Reach Seat
#12
Super Reduced Reach
Just a word to say my Super Reduced Reach seat arrrived today and I wasted no time on the installation. It lowered me about 1.5 inches, which was perfect. However, it also moves you 2 plus inches forward. I wasn't sure I liked that but the only way to know for sure was to go for a ride. Even though it is 110 degrees here I went for a 100 mile loop and discovered I really think I like the seat. Moving forward makes it easier on my back, in several ways, the lower seat helps with stability on the stops and being lower in the saddle keeps my right hand from falling asleep so easily. So over all I think it was money well spent.
#13
Super reduced seat
Just a word to say my Super Reduced Reach seat arrrived today and I wasted no time on the installation. It lowered me about 1.5 inches, which was perfect. However, it also moves you 2 plus inches forward. I wasn't sure I liked that but the only way to know for sure was to go for a ride. Even though it is 110 degrees here I went for a 100 mile loop and discovered I really think I like the seat. Moving forward makes it easier on my back, in several ways, the lower seat helps with stability on the stops and being lower in the saddle keeps my right hand from falling asleep so easily. So over all I think it was money well spent.
#14
A few new items listed in the Accessory catalog in the Touring section. A new Super Reduced Reach Seat for some of us not-so-long legged.
http://www.harley-davidson.com/gma/g...bmLocale=en_US
Will be waiting for feedback once a few here have purchased regarding the seat comfort and support.
Some cool paint tins too, but $4500 and it's an exchange?! Could spend a lot less by having my bike painted locally.
http://www.harley-davidson.com/gma/g...bmLocale=en_US
Will be waiting for feedback once a few here have purchased regarding the seat comfort and support.
Some cool paint tins too, but $4500 and it's an exchange?! Could spend a lot less by having my bike painted locally.
#15
Just a word to say my Super Reduced Reach seat arrrived today and I wasted no time on the installation. It lowered me about 1.5 inches, which was perfect. However, it also moves you 2 plus inches forward. I wasn't sure I liked that but the only way to know for sure was to go for a ride. Even though it is 110 degrees here I went for a 100 mile loop and discovered I really think I like the seat. Moving forward makes it easier on my back, in several ways, the lower seat helps with stability on the stops and being lower in the saddle keeps my right hand from falling asleep so easily. So over all I think it was money well spent.
#16
Got mine today. It's not as comfortable as the original reach seat but I'm 5' 51/2" and it puts my feet flat on the ground with my knees bent. I have more control of the bike turning, cornering, stopping ect since I'm sitting closer to the handle bars. Seem's like I'm in a better center of gravity spot. It's a different feel that you will have to get used to. Not sure how it's going to feel on an all day ride. I got it so I can put the feet flat on the ground and it dose just that. I have much more control when stoped now. This seat is not going to be right for everyone. You'll just have to try it to see if it fits your needs.
Last edited by rdstreetglide09; 08-15-2010 at 01:05 PM.
#18
I really hope this seat feels great but as far as looks go, I think they could have done a better job on the flow of this seat. I just could not stand looking at this thing on a daily basis, I don't care how comfortable it is. I mean correct me if I'm wrong but I can't be the only one that finds this seat ugly as hell!
#19
#20
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. For height-disadvantaged riders, the lower height and better safety might be worth the price of not looking directly at it; can't really see it when you're riding anyway. No matter how ugly the seat is, dropping the bike at a stoplight or trying to back-up is a lot uglier.
Last edited by UltraClassicElectraGlide; 09-15-2010 at 10:56 PM.