Does any one have any experience with this seat?
I like the look of it. I will add a sissy baras well, and I think the seat will match it nicely.
Link below:

http://www.harley-davidson.com/gma/g...bmLocale=en_US

I need a comfy 2 up seat for my wife and obviously I have no experience with that portion of any 2 up.
Need feedback from you guys and your girls.

In short,
Which 2 up seat is going to make my wife a happy passenger?

Thanks for all and any input.

Cheers,

Tom

 

I have a Mustang seat on my SG this is my second Mustang seat I had one on my Sportster. My wife and I like it alot we have done a few 300-400 mile days on it. I looked at a sundowner when I had my Sportster but found the quality of the Mustang seat better. It costs a bit more but to me it is worth it.

 

If you want to/have to stick with the MoCo stuff, I have a Rallyrunner that works pretty good or the wife and I.
It's not the cheapest, you can find others that are.
And it's not the lowest profile, but it adds lower back support for me, and the passenger area is a pretty comfortable for her.
Not sure how far you'll be riding 2-up, we've gone no more than 100 miles a day and I've heard no complaints.
And with a sissy bar, you don't notice the thickness of the passenger part.
It's in my sig pic.
JMO, YMMV.............

 

+1 on the Mustang seat, put one on my FXDL. They have many different styles and they are very comfortable.

 

I have Mustang Vintage Wide front and rear and we both like them and it's 2 piece so you can go solo with 1 screw. found them both on ebay.

 

Zerofivefour,

That "pillow-look" seat looks like it will rip and tear with wear.......

I would get the touring or sundowner seat....... My 2 cents.


Greg 07 fxdb

 

We have the Sundowner on our Fatbob. Normally during the week I run the stock seat, we just took a short ride with the stock seat on, I've been asked nicely to make sure the sundowner is on next time we go out.

 

Sundowner!
Joe

 

I bought a used Sundowner from a member on here.
Great deal, and worth a try, as I didn't know what to get!
Both wife and I love it.
More seat area for her and better support for me.
Look for a used one and try it, if you don't like it, your not out a lot of $$$$.
Sell it and try another.

Good Luck!

Kim

 

I have a Corbin Dual Tour and love it. If you get the back rest with it (works for either rider or passenger) then you don't have to fight with the install of a sissybar. Corbin's are pricey, but you get what you pay for.