Harley Seats
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Joined: Nov 2006
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From: Livingston, Texas
I've tried a bunch of Harley seats. None of them were ever great and all of them seemed overpriced for what I got.
Then I went aftermarket and found what I was looking for. I had a Mustang on my Superglide for 35,000 miles and absolutely loved it.
I have a Corbin solo and P-Pad set up on my Road King and love that.
Then I went aftermarket and found what I was looking for. I had a Mustang on my Superglide for 35,000 miles and absolutely loved it.
I have a Corbin solo and P-Pad set up on my Road King and love that.
My OL don't like it either. Should of sent it back when they gave me the chance.
And if I put a P pad on a Limited, my OL will have a total fit.
The bike is in her name. She ain't gonna have a P pad on no bike.
She wants comfort.
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Joined: Sep 2005
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From: Minnesota
You would think that the manufacturer of the bike could make the best seat for the bike.
I have changed to Corbin on my last 2 bikes and I do so before putting any miles on to avoid scratching the fender and tank with the stock seat. Corbin's design has the seat supported by brackets, floating above the fender. Much more comfortable, better looking and real leather.
I have changed to Corbin on my last 2 bikes and I do so before putting any miles on to avoid scratching the fender and tank with the stock seat. Corbin's design has the seat supported by brackets, floating above the fender. Much more comfortable, better looking and real leather.
Tourer
Joined: Mar 2011
Posts: 262
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From: South of Indy
Yep...Mustang is definitely the way to go! I've had them on both my bikes and they are hands down the best I've rode on. I've tried four different HD seats and one Corbin. Mustang wins for comfort and looks.
Road Captain
Joined: Oct 2010
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From: NY
You would think that the manufacturer of the bike could make the best seat for the bike.
I have changed to Corbin on my last 2 bikes and I do so before putting any miles on to avoid scratching the fender and tank with the stock seat. Corbin's design has the seat supported by brackets, floating above the fender. Much more comfortable, better looking and real leather.
I have changed to Corbin on my last 2 bikes and I do so before putting any miles on to avoid scratching the fender and tank with the stock seat. Corbin's design has the seat supported by brackets, floating above the fender. Much more comfortable, better looking and real leather.
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