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This seat was purchased when I first purchased my 16 RGS. Plenty of pics on the site when I got it. Late June 16. Was on the bike 30% of the time. So about 3000 miles. Perfect shape. No issues. I was a seat that lowers me more. This sat me up about an inch. Honestly. There's no such thing as a comfortable seat for me. Only my hammock let's me.ride for hours on end.
I do not have the back rest. Or the passenger pillion.
The raised portion is the gel padding. Get decent airflow in that Crack. Great looking seat too. Just not for me.
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