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I tried several seats, roadglide, streetglide. I could get my feet flat but couldn't bend my knees. With the DG Speed Cradle Solo, it is very narrow and my feet are solidly on the ground and my knees comfortably bent. There was just no comparison for me.
Last edited by Cornhusker; Feb 4, 2011 at 03:57 PM.
Shot some quick pics tonight in the garage, sorry they're kinda dark.
Note that the back of the pillion uses the rear seat mounting screw and there are two low profile suction cups under the seat, nothing really secures the front part that overlaps the Speed Cradle.
If anyone needs the pillion seat PM me. I'll use my stock SG seat when the wife wants to ride along.
I bought new speedcradle solo seat, which I really like.... but seeing the pillion makes me wanna cry.... I mean - how safe is the combination of suction cups and one thumb screw??? ...and there seem to be no alternatives for speedcradle pillion...
I bought new speedcradle solo seat, which I really like.... but seeing the pillion makes me wanna cry.... I mean - how safe is the combination of suction cups and one thumb screw??? ...and there seem to be no alternatives for speedcradle pillion...
As safe as sitting on the back of a motorcycle could possibly be. Do you honestly think the seat would slide off? There is 100+ lbs on the suction cups and the screw will keep it from moving regardless. As long as your pillion isn't doing gymnastics on the back they won't have a problem.
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