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Here's my Mustang Super Solo with backrest and short bib. I'm 6'1" with 33" inseam and very easily flat foot, as it's lower than stock. Very comfortable on long rides.
it's kinda complicated but not really, I'm very quiet to close the door behind me, push the scoot out to the road and coast to the corner. Start her up and run like hell. That's how I solo , pay for it when I get home though
I bought a Harley solo seat for a RK off ebay, gave 75.00 for it. I had to modify the bracket a little to get it to fit, but it works. And I think it looks great.
I had a Mustang for awhile. I didn't find it all that comfortable, and the seating position didn't quite feel right. Switched to a Corbin, and am very happy with it.
I had a Mustang for awhile. I didn't find it all that comfortable, and the seating position didn't quite feel right. Switched to a Corbin, and am very happy with it.
I've had a couple Corbins (liked them both) and a couple Mustangs (they didn't work well for me). Everybody's different.
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