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| I Love my 06 2000 Classic LT but my butt
Doesn't. I'm looking at a Mustang seat
#76490(studded touring). I'd like some
feedback from Mustang seat owners, likes
dislikes etc. Thanks, Randy.
Randy Larsn |
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| | I have a 2004 VN2000 with 12000 miles on it now and its had a mustang wide touring saddle on it since the 800 mile mark . I have ridden it out in colorado on one vacation and again when I went to sturgis and over into wyoming .With the stock seat my butt was hurting after 40 miles and with the mustang on my bike I can ride out a tank of gas which runs anywhere from 190 miles to 230 which puts you into the reserve . The only drawback if you want to callit that is the seat is a little broader at the front than the stock seat and when your backing the bike up you will notice it forces your legs a little farther apart .So if your kinda short in the legs it might pose a problem .The seat absolutely was worth every penny I paid for it and then some .I have done 750 miles in a day with no problem . Get yourself one and enjoy the ride. |
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| I put a Mustang on my 2002 Victory Touring Cruiser and was very happy with it. The Vulcan does take some getting use to.
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| | I ALSO HAVE A 04' VN2000 WITH A MUSTANG SEAT. I HAVE BEEN BUYING MUSTANG SEATS SINCE THE 80'S AND I WILL NOT BUY ANYTHING ELSE. THEY ARE THE WAY TO GO IN MY OPINION. RON H. |
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