Some would disagree, but I like Corbin seats. They are very firm. IMO, if you're going to put long days in the saddle a backrest is a huge plus. Here are pics of my '04 with a Corbin gunfighter (top)and their solo (bottom):
[align=center][/align][align=center][/align][align=center][/align][align=center][/align][align=left]The gunfighter will work as a two-up seat,and it would discourage your lady fromwanting to ridevery far.[/align]

 

I havethe La Pera Bare Bones with the gel insert on my Fatboy.If you're looking for a seat that flows with the lines of the bike I think it's good.If your looking for something to tour on probably not so good.About 250 miles a day is all I can do on it.

 

I went with a Danny Grey solo seat.

 

www.harleyseats.com


Get their Solo seat with their Mill. Foam added Wow It is a nice Seat.

 

My seat is the Saddleman Tattoo. It has the gel inserts.

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I have a Danny Gray seat. Several well known custom builders use them, they make good seats.

http://www.dannygray.com/

 

I don't think it would be the best for a cross country trip, but the H-D Screamin' Eagle "Black & Chrome" seat is plenty comfortable for cruising and day trips and I think it's one of the best-looking solo seats available for the Fat Boy. It gives the bike a whole new look especially with its chrome extension piece.

 

Corbin.

GT

 

Le'Pera, BARE BONES
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