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One solo seat is a Mustang Vintage Solo (15"wide w/ 11" passenger)
The other is a corbin seat 17" wide, that came as a kit from Bubba's brake.
The mustang (vinyl) fits snug with no wiggle room compared to stock 17" but it is more comfortable than the stocker. I'm good for 1 1/2 hrs then I gotta get off for few min. The sprung rail seat (corbin) has a steel pan and thin padding with leather and it's just as comfortable for just as long. Gets alot of looks too.
I'm curious about the corbin classic solo for even longer saddle time but like you say...more money...ugh.
SC
The other is a corbin seat 17" wide, that came as a kit from Bubba's brake.
The mustang (vinyl) fits snug with no wiggle room compared to stock 17" but it is more comfortable than the stocker. I'm good for 1 1/2 hrs then I gotta get off for few min. The sprung rail seat (corbin) has a steel pan and thin padding with leather and it's just as comfortable for just as long. Gets alot of looks too.
I'm curious about the corbin classic solo for even longer saddle time but like you say...more money...ugh.
SC
Nobody makes the narrow white wall tires except HD/Dunlop (for 09-up)? They look better than blackwalls but not as much work as WWW. I've been on the fence for a while but looking at the pictures in this thread made my mind up to keep the whites.
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#65
Here is my previous scooter, a '09 RKC, replaced the WWW's with black Metzlers.
I liked the looks of the WWW's but never missed keeping then clean after I switched.
When the time comes on my '12 RK, I am going to replace the skinny whites with blackwalls.
I liked the looks of the WWW's but never missed keeping then clean after I switched.
When the time comes on my '12 RK, I am going to replace the skinny whites with blackwalls.
Last edited by mmcbeat; 12-13-2012 at 10:49 PM.
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