First long ride with passanger on street glide
#32
04-29-2014 | 12:56 PM
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On my 08 with 2up it's sposed to be between 25 & 35 psi. And yes, it does make a big difference.
#33
04-29-2014 | 01:05 PM
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My wife broke her tailbone when the highway dropped out from beneath us. We were on my '10 SG with stock seat. After much trial and error, I ended up with a Sundowner seat topped with an Airhawk and mid height detachable backrest for passenger use. SHe was very comfortable with that setup.
Now she has her own SG with a Corbin seat. Poor thing
Now she has her own SG with a Corbin seat. Poor thing
#34
04-29-2014 | 01:58 PM
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just purchased my 2014 SG yesterday moved over from a Heritage. No GF at the moment but my first purchase was a docking station, low profile for me a matching passenger seat and a back rest. Considering a tour pak but new to the SG and not sure which to look at will all HD tour paks work? Before my Heritage I rode a 1995 Ultra and miss the tour pack for long trips.
Saw a thread last week where someone remakes your stock seat and says it fills much more comfortable than the after market or Sundowner seats
Saw a thread last week where someone remakes your stock seat and says it fills much more comfortable than the after market or Sundowner seats
#35
04-29-2014 | 03:10 PM
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#36
04-29-2014 | 06:34 PM
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I went from a 2002 Road King to a 2011 Street Glide, man this Street Glide rode like sh*t, not much different from some hard tales I have owned. First thing I did was install Progressive 944's standard spring rate shocks (major difference), C&C Custom made touring seat with rider and passenger back rests.
#37
04-29-2014 | 07:22 PM
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When I had my Street Glide, I added the two-piece Mustang seat and a tour-pak. She was happy all day - hundreds of miles - and I had a place to keep her stuff. All of it was quick detach, giving me options. I've run Mustang seats on all my bikes and it's always been a wise investment for both her and me.
#38
04-29-2014 | 07:27 PM
Mustang super wide touring with Mustang riders backrest. The sissy bar is the HD standard height w/ a 12x9 pad.
Also added passenger floorboards. Wifey hated the OEM SG passenger pegs.
#39
04-29-2014 | 07:33 PM
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Which mustang 2 piece seats are you guys using? I tried a roadglide CBO two piece seat for one trip and my wife hated it compared to the stock sg seat. Needless to say I sold that seat the day we got back and went back to the stocker...
Oh and a side note, pillion backrest is an absolute must for the wifey, I wouldn't even think twice about it. With the four point dock, I can quickly add my luggage carrier and hang a big bag off the backrest onto the carrier.
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Oh and a side note, pillion backrest is an absolute must for the wifey, I wouldn't even think twice about it. With the four point dock, I can quickly add my luggage carrier and hang a big bag off the backrest onto the carrier.
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