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OEM seats
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Bob Denman
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I thought that they did improve the 2014 seat, from the perch on my 2010... :thumbup:
I've never had any trouble with piling up serious distances in a day with these seats; I guess that my butt is just as numb as my brain!
I've never had any trouble with piling up serious distances in a day with these seats; I guess that my butt is just as numb as my brain!
ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
The 2014 RT seat seems a bit improved over the previous OEM versions. A bit more support for me.
At 12,000 miles (a fair test, IMO), I am not liking my OEM seat. To soft after 50 miles. I weigh in at 185# and no passengers.
I think the Corbin is about to go on. Glad it did not sell, and that I kept it. I did get an offer for $75 for it though--and that is no joke. :roflblack::roflblack::roflblack:
At 12,000 miles (a fair test, IMO), I am not liking my OEM seat. To soft after 50 miles. I weigh in at 185# and no passengers.
I think the Corbin is about to go on. Glad it did not sell, and that I kept it. I did get an offer for $75 for it though--and that is no joke. :roflblack::roflblack::roflblack:
MarkLawson
RT-S PE#0031
For me, the key is to raise my butt up an inch or two, just enough to get the blood and air flowing again. With how I have placed my floorboards and Utopia backrest, I can stand with straight knees, leaning against the backrest. I can comfortably ride for miles in this position, steering with one or two hands. I'm only up an inch or two higher, so it doesn't look weird. Where before I had to get out of the saddle every 45 minutes, now I can ride tank to tank, tank after tank, day after day. I've done two 4,000 mile/10 day trips, including one 782 mile day.
wyliec
New member
Was that $75, and you pay shipping?
That sort of reminds me of the time I gave away a pair of saddle bags that were on my spyder for about a week; can't remember the brand; but, there are a lot of members that had them. Anyway, first thing is he short changes me on the shipping. Second thing, he tries to sell them here for $30 more than what they cost (remember he got them for nothing). The only thing I remember about him now was that he was from Canada.
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ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
Shipping extra--but he was hoping for about $5.00. :roflblack:
I just chalked it up to experience. There are always those that are mercenary, greedy, and very cheap. Que Sera Sera. :yes:
Free bags selling for $30 over original cost--I think I remember that.
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