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Old 05-13-2013, 02:29 PM
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Originally Posted by HDV-GLIDE
Must be a full moon.....one stranger wants someone to loan him a $300 backrest and now someone needs help with their sagging sack..........what's next, someone asking in what direction they should sitting while seated on their bike!!!!!!!!!!

Not even the service manual can help here.................
You definitely want to be facing the handlebar thingie...you don't want to be facing backwards if you have a sagging sack and no backrest!!
 
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Old 05-13-2013, 02:43 PM
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I just drape 'em down the side of the tank.
Mount slowly on those hot, sunny days.
I thought the "Crotch Coolers" were to park 'em on...
Gotta be careful not to let the head touch those hot pipes too!
 
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Old 05-13-2013, 02:44 PM
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Originally Posted by mrfikser
ok, I adimit it, and need some help with how to provide support....when sitting on the bike seat I am forever having to lift the jewel bag to keep from sitting on it...is there any type of support out there that will help with my issue, maybe some sort of bag bag etc...on long rides on the bike I find I need to adjust the jewelry bag every 15 minutes or so (and it ain't so easy with gloves on)...and its not much fun having the guys pinched that way...anyway does anyone out there have an (real) idea that will help here...the seat is not the issue as I have 2 bikes and 3 seats and its the same with them all...
This may have been addressed already, but look at Diamond Gusset jeans or Wrangler jeans, if you are poor like me. They are designed better in the ballroom and much more comfortable. I also had success with the Air Hawk 2 cushion. Also investigate the Beadrider web sight, these can help also.
 
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check with the chopper boy,big dog,bourget.all those guys have to adjust before they can sit on their custom.mrfuji
 
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Sounds like a personal issue
 
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Old 05-13-2013, 02:47 PM
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Originally Posted by checkers
This may have been addressed already, but look at Diamond Gusset jeans or Wrangler jeans, if you are poor like me. They are designed better in the ballroom and much more comfortable. I also had success with the Air Hawk 2 cushion. Also investigate the Beadrider web sight, these can help also.
The Gusset jeans are pricey but work well. Until this Wed, their 21% off with cheaper shipping. Wranglers don't compare in the "ball room" department....
 
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Briefs??
 
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Old 05-13-2013, 03:04 PM
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Hell boys, you all missed it. He needs a reach around from the OL on the back seat.
 
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Old 05-13-2013, 03:11 PM
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Originally Posted by HDV-GLIDE
Must be a full moon.....one stranger wants someone to loan him a $300 backrest and now someone needs help with their sagging sack..........what's next, someone asking in what direction they should sitting while seated on their bike!!!!!!!!!!

Not even the service manual can help here.................
Exactly. I saw this original post early a.m. And knew it would be funny.

Personally, I have the UA compression shorts that I use for long rides. Stop for a pee, arrange the junk, and get on the bike to go--works great.

Carl
 
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I will be waiting for the exciting epic conclusion to this dilemma!
 


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