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Hello, i have a question about seats.. i didnt find anything specific on this within the threads.. i have a 2008 ultra classic and looking at seats to change out to. Currently i have a pretty scooped seat and im 6'2" guy.. sits me down too far. looking at saddleman, harley air seat and a danny grey airhawk. has anyone sat on these and can tell me comfort wise which would be a better choice?.. i just do day rides, nothing long haul.. and want my wife to be comfortable as well.. TIA
Hi c10, GOOD to haveu here man.
Your question is better asked in a more appropriate forum mate. This is the Welcome Area Only.
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