Nightster seat blues solved. $10
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RE: Nightster seat blues solved. $10
LOL! I'm thinking that's EXACTLY what he did! However, nobody sees it when he's riding, and when he's not, it won't be obvious what it's for! Unless it's left on the seat! It certainly beats the expense and obvious Pro Pad, and especially the sheepskin pads! My opinion? Hell, if it WORKS, it's cool!
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RE: Nightster seat blues solved. $10
ORIGINAL: Mark g
What's wrong with taking a break after a hour of riding? Seem's more like common sence to me!
What's wrong with taking a break after a hour of riding? Seem's more like common sence to me!
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RE: Nightster seat blues solved. $10
I thought refueling WAS a break! I shouldn't be talking too much, though...I have a pretty comfortable Reach seat on my low. I'm thinkin' that maybe the Reach Solo seat wouldn't look that bad on a Nightster?
To whomever is interested...C&C seats makes some pretty comfortable, low profile, frame-hugging seats. And Mean City Cycles can improve a current stock seat tremendously. Let's not forget Mustang and Corbin. But NONE of these seat improvements costs only $10 either!
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To whomever is interested...C&C seats makes some pretty comfortable, low profile, frame-hugging seats. And Mean City Cycles can improve a current stock seat tremendously. Let's not forget Mustang and Corbin. But NONE of these seat improvements costs only $10 either!
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RE: Nightster seat blues solved. $10
ORIGINAL: Bradley Jones
at least take a break every tank full or 100 miles. I admit the stock seat isn't all that comfortable but I can't say it bothers me. Maybe my *** is just tougher than the rest of you pansies
ORIGINAL: Mark g
What's wrong with taking a break after a hour of riding? Seem's more like common sence to me!
What's wrong with taking a break after a hour of riding? Seem's more like common sence to me!