Just ordered a Brown gator solo for my bike. This guy is super helpful. I have comfortable seats. This is for looks. Asked for as low and as far back as possible with the smallest foot print possible. I'll post pictures as soon as I get it!

 

I was out for about 5 hours yesterday, just a few breaks, comfy all day long.

 

I bought a seat from Ed last year in July. Posted some pics here and generated some business for him at the time. Sounds like he's developed a pretty nice following on the Sportster forums. He's a good guy; straightforward and easy to do business with. I sent him some pics of his seat on my bike and he put them on his website. Here's my original post:
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/sport...2-up-seat.html

Thanks,
Jim

 

My seat came in to this evening while I was at work. Popped it on when I got home a little after midnight. I like it a lot and I'm sure its going to look even better in day light. I'll let you guys know.

 

I might have missed it but anyone had experience with long distance riding with these yet?

 

Like it!

 

Longest I have so far is a solid hour, really like the seat so far. I ride every day I can to and from work, 40 miles round trip in heavy traffic and have yet to get the numb butt I got with the stock seat. Thing I like the most is you can sit a little forward or back on mine and not slide around.

 

Have not had the chance to log in any real hours yet. The rides I have takin with it feels great. I ordered the seat to be slim and low as possible,the idea was bad *** bar hopper solo and Ed did a great job with that. I thought I was gonna have a hobble ride with a great look. I got a good ride and a great look. I too can move a little forward and back without the feeling that I'll slide out of the saddle which is pretty cool. I plan on ordering a 2 up for the high way with gel pads on it with comfort in mind when I can get a spare 200 bucks.

Thanks Barry! Me too~!

 

Question......are the seats made from scratch or are they a re-work of ones original seat/pan?

 

Scratch