Hogpro fender, 180mm avon on a 5.5 weld wheel. Chewy
Softail Standard owners thread
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Mine used to look just like that!
But not any moreRobustus said:
Me either, the V&H Big Shot Staggers are going on today! I'll get some new pic's this weekend.The_Snowman said:But not any more
Snowman what seat is that & how is it?
Pipes are on and loud. It add's so much to the the experience.
Kinda takes me back to when I was a we lad with playing cards in the spokes of my schwin bike. I guess the Harley sounds were those that ballons on the spokes.
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Kinda takes me back to when I was a we lad with playing cards in the spokes of my schwin bike. I guess the Harley sounds were those that ballons on the spokes.
Heres mine again after the lowering kit...
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Nice ride! What size tire ya got on back there?TwistaBister said:Heres mine again after the lowering kit...
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Also what did you use to lower it?
One last thing, which signals are you using on the back there, they look great.
Finally, a reply.......
Now as for your question, I think the seat moved me ahead an inch or two. That would be because of the construction of the built in backrest support, which is an excellent addition by the way.
Another change or a feel really is that the seat is very narrow at the front. That in itself is not a problem but I have offset extensions on my pegs which lowers my legs, therefore it feels that my upper thighs take some weight. This would not be the case if my feet and knees were higher keeping the support area more on the tailbone if you get my drift. I am trialling a set of highway pegs to give me a choice of positions for long periods of highway cruising.
Hope that helps, and I can post some pictures (if I can find them) if you like or have more questions, John
Robustus, first of all, let me say first that the seat is very comfortable. My riding habits have not changed since I got the seat, but now I do not have to stop and get the circulation back in my butt like I did with the stock seat.Robustus said:
Now as for your question, I think the seat moved me ahead an inch or two. That would be because of the construction of the built in backrest support, which is an excellent addition by the way.
Another change or a feel really is that the seat is very narrow at the front. That in itself is not a problem but I have offset extensions on my pegs which lowers my legs, therefore it feels that my upper thighs take some weight. This would not be the case if my feet and knees were higher keeping the support area more on the tailbone if you get my drift. I am trialling a set of highway pegs to give me a choice of positions for long periods of highway cruising.
Hope that helps, and I can post some pictures (if I can find them) if you like or have more questions, John
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