Air Hawk Cruiser R query?
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09-09-2019 | 03:08 PM
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09-09-2019 | 05:57 PM
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I'm contemplating an airhawk mainly to add comfort, but also to raise me up a bit (I know it doesn't raise you by much) but what I don't want is for the pad to curve up the back of the seat and push me slightly further forward. Does anyone have the Airhawk Cruiser R Large and can confirm whether or not it sits completely flat on the 'base' of the touring seat (of a Road King) or whether it curves up the back of the seat too please?
Propad works well. And the mesh circulates air- the monkey butt thing can be a ride killer.
https://www.thepropad.com/suprcruzr-...s-gel-pro-pad/
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09-09-2019 | 06:01 PM
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I use an Airhawk R and love it! It is very comfortable, especially on long rides. Like the others said, they’re designed to use minimal air pressure. If you put too much air in, I find it uncomfortable. Mine also sits flat on the seat and doesn’t move at all. On my standard Limited seat, it only raises me a little. When I take the tour pak off and use a Street Glide seat, I add a little more air since the SG seat is lower and I like the standard seat height. Just play with the air pressure a little until you find the sweet spot. Between the Airhawk and a backrest, I can ride all day, even with lower back problems.
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