they do look cool, but comfort goes a lot longer the older you get. . cool doesn't help much if it hurts to ride. i know some prefer to look cool, my bike is cool enough, so i don't don't need to pose for anyone

 

LOL - if it was too painful to ride, it wouldn't be on the bike. It isn't however as comfy as other seats without such a low profile or that have more padding (IE: seats you sit "on" vs "in"). I ride, 15k a year between 3 bikes (in Ohio, riding season is 7 months a year if I am lucky and I turned 50 this year...), not posing for anyone. Question was asked about seats that get you "in" the bike. Lepera's do exactly that. Back to the ignore list.

 

exactly, i prefer one i sit in, but to each his own. i do 12k a year on 1 bike. i've never won any beauty contests before, why start now,lol..about 8 months here in delaware

 

Agree. The minimalist, flowing contour of the Le Pera looks great on a bike. Definitely an option if long rides are not in the picture, or as a second seat perhaps.

 

if you have to buy a second seat just to look cool, you're going about it the wrong way, IMO

 

I got the whole kit from Harley. My only complaint is with the headlight visor itself. Tightened down all the way and it still has a gap up top that slaps once in a while. The fitment on this **** should be spot on if it's a Harley made product in my eyes and for the amount of money you spend it's kind of disheartening.

 

sound like something a little double sided tape could take care of

 

Nothing fancy but the station where I buy my gas decided to start selling non-ethanol gas so today, for something different, I've decided to start running this stuff in my Springer just to see how it works and if there's any noticeable improvement in the performance of my bike.

 

it's better for the tank, won't draw in any water

 

Ethanol does NOT produce as much energy as gasoline. Makes complete sense (even at 10%). Wish I could find that around here.