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My Dealer has a wall covered with seats that have "Demo" stamped on each one. Many dealers have these, go by and try some out, might find the one for you. Ride around on them for a while, no rush.
Then there's Mean City Cycle that can make your seat into anything you want.
My Dealer has a wall covered with seats that have "Demo" stamped on each one. Many dealers have these, go by and try some out, might find the one for you. Ride around on them for a while, no rush.
Then there's Mean City Cycle that can make your seat into anything you want.
The brawler will move you WAY back and down. Further than any other seat. No option for rider backrest however. It's hard as a rock but still comfortable IMO. I went from the brawler to the C&C solo and am happy. It did move me up from the brawler but easily 2+ inches back over stock and Down probably an inch.
The brawler will move you WAY back and down. Further than any other seat. No option for rider backrest however. It's hard as a rock but still comfortable IMO. I went from the brawler to the C&C solo and am happy. It did move me up from the brawler but easily 2+ inches back over stock and Down probably an inch.
Just ordered my C&C solo last week with the the backrest....can't wait to try it out.....how long did it take to show up at your doorstep?
Just ordered my C&C solo last week with the the backrest....can't wait to try it out.....how long did it take to show up at your doorstep?
Coming from California it took a good 5 days once they shipped it here to the tundra. Got a custom feaux "Ostrich" pattern and stitching for my Wife's Road king also. That one took a litte longer to make. Mine was standard Vinyl and shipped in a day or two. Both were ordered/installed last spring.
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