What year seats will fit 2008 FLHX? (also, seat recommendations)
#22
06-07-2012 | 08:40 AM
#24
06-07-2012 | 09:36 AM
#25
06-07-2012 | 09:55 AM
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Thank you for the nice comment, I spent more money on that bike than my new Screamin' Eagle cost. lol
It does look prefect for the bike.
It is a comfy seat front and rear, it is narrow in the front also so your feet are easier to plant on the ground.
I have seen several bikes in advertizemenst that have this seat on them.
I still use it when I take the Tour Pak off. Because it looks so sleek.
Low milage ones are still findable. I had put 30,000 miles on the first one I had, then last summer I was cruising eBay and found 2 more that were less than 300 miles and less than 100 miles. I bought one and sold my old one.
I couldn't really tell much difference between the old one ond the new one, it was holding up really well. But I thought I might as well start over for the $25 difference I ended up paying.
It is a comfy seat front and rear, it is narrow in the front also so your feet are easier to plant on the ground.
I have seen several bikes in advertizemenst that have this seat on them.
I still use it when I take the Tour Pak off. Because it looks so sleek.
Low milage ones are still findable. I had put 30,000 miles on the first one I had, then last summer I was cruising eBay and found 2 more that were less than 300 miles and less than 100 miles. I bought one and sold my old one.
I couldn't really tell much difference between the old one ond the new one, it was holding up really well. But I thought I might as well start over for the $25 difference I ended up paying.
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06-07-2012 | 10:10 AM
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06-07-2012 | 11:36 AM
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Thank you for the nice comment, I spent more money on that bike than my new Screamin' Eagle cost. lol
It does look prefect for the bike.
It is a comfy seat front and rear, it is narrow in the front also so your feet are easier to plant on the ground.
I have seen several bikes in advertizemenst that have this seat on them.
I still use it when I take the Tour Pak off. Because it looks so sleek.
Low milage ones are still findable. I had put 30,000 miles on the first one I had, then last summer I was cruising eBay and found 2 more that were less than 300 miles and less than 100 miles. I bought one and sold my old one.
I couldn't really tell much difference between the old one ond the new one, it was holding up really well. But I thought I might as well start over for the $25 difference I ended up paying.
It does look prefect for the bike.
It is a comfy seat front and rear, it is narrow in the front also so your feet are easier to plant on the ground.
I have seen several bikes in advertizemenst that have this seat on them.
I still use it when I take the Tour Pak off. Because it looks so sleek.
Low milage ones are still findable. I had put 30,000 miles on the first one I had, then last summer I was cruising eBay and found 2 more that were less than 300 miles and less than 100 miles. I bought one and sold my old one.
I couldn't really tell much difference between the old one ond the new one, it was holding up really well. But I thought I might as well start over for the $25 difference I ended up paying.
#28
06-07-2012 | 11:49 AM
I think it would be safe to assume all solo saddles include the plate, my HD Brawler Solo came with it. There is no set spot where the rear of a solo saddle attaches. The rear mounting point of a solo saddle could be anywhere and length the seat pan would be the deciding factor of how to make the plate.
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06-07-2012 | 02:35 PM
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#30
06-07-2012 | 02:44 PM
just got my C&C Solo delivered two hours ago. Took it out of the box, put it on, and noticed, there was no hole to mount it on the fender. Thought, crap, they sent me the wrong one...but after the excitement level went down I looked in the bottom of the box and found a invoice and directions and THE bracket. Smart guys at C&C. But had me worried for a minute. Looks good on the bike, sits me down and back.....perfect for my long legs.