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I really like the looks and limited feel of the 2011 CVO seat on the Street Glide. Anyone out there have any input or experience on this seat, comfort, fittment on a 2012 Street Glide?
How does the 2 up rideability of this seat compare to the Sundowner seat?
I really like the looks and limited feel of the 2011 CVO seat on the Street Glide. Anyone out there have any input or experience on this seat, comfort, fittment on a 2012 Street Glide?
How does the 2 up rideability of this seat compare to the Sundowner seat?
I have it on my 2012 Roadie right now and I love it. You hear people say it sucks but I havent had any problems with it. Most I did in one day with it was 550 miles and had some pains on the last 50 miles. Other than that, its fine. Passengers dont really notice but I dont have passengers for longer than a few miles at a time. Never rode a sundowner seat so i dont know how it compares to that seat, but I know I for one like the looks of the CVO as a solo and with the passenger pillion.
Have a 2012 CVO Streetglide , my seat is fine ! Put on 600 miles on a day trip ! As for the pillion..??? Fricken near had the big D over that . That was 30 mile trips with the wifey on it ! Purchased a Sundowner ! She ripped up the the Divorce papers & all is well !!!! LOL
I really like the looks and limited feel of the 2011 CVO seat on the Street Glide. Anyone out there have any input or experience on this seat, comfort, fittment on a 2012 Street Glide?
How does the 2 up rideability of this seat compare to the Sundowner seat?
I love mine ride solo and on short trips cant vouge for long trips because I swap it out for a 2010 low Ultra limited seat when I slap my tour pak on.
I have an 2011 CVO seat, I'm taking it to a vendor this weekend to get a get insert placed, never used the seat, but I've had great luck in the past with my gel's.
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