2-up riding on a nightster
#11
09-18-2007, 10:55 PM
RE: Hi
ORIGINAL: hawaiibound
A guy I work with had to put on a two up seat on his Nightster so his wife would let him buy it. She rode on the back ONCE and hated it. Granted I don't know these people very well, so Idon't know how "picky" they are on the comfort level. Buthedid sayit was not a two up bike, just wasn’t comfortable.
Plus the seat KILLED the look. I actually feel bad for the bike every time I see it.
A guy I work with had to put on a two up seat on his Nightster so his wife would let him buy it. She rode on the back ONCE and hated it. Granted I don't know these people very well, so Idon't know how "picky" they are on the comfort level. Buthedid sayit was not a two up bike, just wasn’t comfortable.
Plus the seat KILLED the look. I actually feel bad for the bike every time I see it.
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09-18-2007, 11:10 PM
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09-19-2007, 07:46 AM
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09-19-2007, 08:06 AM
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#20
09-19-2007, 08:17 AM
RE: Hi
ORIGINAL: hawaiibound
I would, but, I don’t want the guys on the forum to rush away in horror, blinding themselves with blunt, rusty instruments. These guys have families to support!
Now focus!! And convince lamp24 that two up on a Nightster is just not right!
I would, but, I don’t want the guys on the forum to rush away in horror, blinding themselves with blunt, rusty instruments. These guys have families to support!
Now focus!! And convince lamp24 that two up on a Nightster is just not right!
As for 2-up on a 1200N, I would have to say a change in shocks (taller) and a touring seat that youcan swap back and forth with the solo will make it tolerable.