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Troop, with your inseam length I'd recommend one of the models available in a Daddy Long Legs version. These move you back about 2 inches compared to the stock seat. I have the Outcast DDL solo seat and at 6'1" with 33" inseam I have lots of room. As others have said, these are top-quality seats with great foam.
Yeah, probably. I'm looking at solo seats w/ driver backrests with other alternatives to Corbin/Mustang..
Monterey solo on my road king. Not a great perspective but may be helpful to see it. It does sot me back and down a bit from stock. I'm 5-9 so may not apply to you.
Monterey solo on my road king. Not a great perspective but may be helpful to see it. It does sot me back and down a bit from stock. I'm 5-9 so may not apply to you.
Very nice. That seat has some nice lumbar support. I bet the backrest version would be pretty comfy? Have you experienced any long rides to gauge touring comfort?
Very nice. That seat has some nice lumbar support. I bet the backrest version would be pretty comfy? Have you experienced any long rides to gauge touring comfort?
Did about a 2 hours last weekend. Feels great so far. I talked with Ashley @ LePera and she said most folks find that high lumbar adequate. Plus the removable option is 100.00+ more
I deal with LePera directly. No discounts and I pay shipping, but great customer service. Have a dealt with Christine LePera and Ashley R. Very nice folks.
Both myself and the GF love this seat for long touring. We recently went to Arkansas and back to Texas and have zero complaints. Well worth it. We have the maverick smooth....
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