I recently purchased a Road King Classic and find the stock seat ineffective. I prefer to have a seat that you feel like your sitting in the seat and not just on it. I am not a big distance rider. Does anyone have suggestion as to a good replacement.

 

I have a like new stock EG seat with the thick circular passenger seat that I want to get rid of?

 

There's a good deal on a Mustang Touring seat offered by a fellow forum member in the classified section.

 

Went with the "pillow look" seat at the dealer , wife unit didn't care for stock seat at all.No complaints now

 

I have the Mustang Regal Touring seat and I love it!! Wife loves it too!! I just did a 3600 miler and never was my *** sore.

 

sundowner?

 

I'd like to see one of those mustang seats up close. Now that I started riding with the "Back Rest" I can't ride without it even if it does restrict my left leg movement just enough to be annoying. Only when I have to shift. This Badlander seat from Harley isn't bad but it is a couple inches short but the basturds sell a piece that covers it.

 

I had a 2004 Low Rider that I put a Mustang seat on and liked it. Now I have a 2005 Road King Custom with a Corbin solo w/rider and passenger backrest. I have had 10 bikes over the years and never ever had a seat that I like soooo much...but the Corbins are expensive. I had the dealer put a studded Corbin on when I bought the bike and when I went to pick it up the bike looked like something Elvis Presley or Liberace was riding so they put the studded one on one of their showroom bikes and I got one without studs...love it!

 

Bought the Sundowner and have no regrets

 

Corbin Classic Solo is the answer to your dilemna. Sits you down in the seat and back, and you can get a passenger pillion for when you want to have a passenger ride with you. Same seat as in my signature, but it will put you back a few dollars. You don't see any these used seats for sale on ebay or craigslist or anywhere else...that says something about how people like them.