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C&C will move you down and back...Corbin ROCKS, bout the same ridin position as stock...BadX on here will carve your stock one...never rode a mustang or sundowner...wouldnt do a lepera or saddleman...ask GMoney what he's got, it looks good...also any of the seat makers will custom do one for you
First thing I did when I got my 2006 XL1200 Low was to put a Mustang vintage seat with a backrest on it. It brought me a little closer to the handle bars and being 5'1", that's was important. Highly recommend Mustang - very comfortable and great customer service!
Corbin "close" Classic Solo comes to mind. I've seen several of these on touring bikes owned by the vertically challenged.
Corbin makes top-quality seats but the firm padding is not for everyone.
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