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[scottt]

I think the CVO Hammock seat is the most comfortable I have used.

Thank you

[hdctss]

you will love the CVO seat...it is the best seat i have ever had on a bike...and that includes 2 corbins on 2 different bikes

[CVO Couple]

The seat on my new 15 is great.

[scottt]

You guys sold me. I installed a new CVO heated Hammock seat, matching CVO passenger tour pak backrest and matching CVO rider backrest to my Daytona Blue ultra Limited......Very happy. Very comfortable. Thanks again.

[bikerbum11]

Have you looked at the Corbin seats?
I'm ordering two; one for my wife's street glide and one for my Ultra.

I've talked to the folks at Corbin which are really good. They sent us samples of the materials before ordering the seats, and we love the seats.. You can ride all day.

[D-N-D]

X2 on the Corbin.

[scottt]

X2 on the Corbin.

I had a Corbin dual tour on my 07 CVO ultra, that seat was very firm. I decided to install the 14/15 CVO Limited heated Hammock on my 14 Limited. I prefer the Hammock, but that is me.

[North Georgia Hawg]

Seats are far and away the most personal item on a bike. What works great for one person doesn't work at all for another.

I tried a '13 Hammock seat, and it was awful for me. Maybe the newer ones are better. It sat me way too high, and the height difference for the BSR wasnt nearly enough. The throat was far too wide for me, too. I'm 5'9" and 170 lbs. Maybe for bigger/taller riders it would work better.

I now have a Corbin Dual-Tour for solo riding, and a Mustang Super Touring Wide Vintage for two-up riding. They both have back rests built in, and I like them both very much. I have matching TAp backrest for each! too. The Corbin is better for me but the back seat is hard, narrow, and slants forward... terrible for the BSR. The Mustang is awesome for the BSR, but not quite as comfy for me as the Corbin. It's very good all-around though.

I can ride literally all day on the Corbin D-T, plus it sits me down a bit lower than the Mustang, and it's much better looking.

Ken

[scottt]

Seats are far and away the most personal item on a bike. What works great for one person doesn't work at all for another.

I tried a '13 Hammock seat, and it was awful for me. Maybe the newer ones are better. It sat me way too high, and the height difference for the BSR wasnt nearly enough. The throat was far too wide for me, too. I'm 5'9" and 170 lbs. Maybe for bigger/taller riders it would work better.

I now have a Corbin Dual-Tour for solo riding, and a Mustang Super Touring Wide Vintage for two-up riding. They both have back rests built in, and I like them both very much. I have matching TAp backrest for each! too. The Corbin is better for me but the back seat is hard, narrow, and slants forward... terrible for the BSR. The Mustang is awesome for the BSR, but not quite as comfy for me as the Corbin. It's very good all-around though.

I can ride literally all day on the Corbin D-T, plus it sits me down a bit lower than the Mustang, and it's much better looking.

Ken

I can see how size would matter with the CVO Limited Hammock. I am 6 foot tall and around 235lbs., I do sit taller on the CVO Hammock vs. the OEM Limited seat. I am actually considering a taller windshield as I do sit up taller in that seat. I am still flat footed with the CVO seat.

[bakon]

I have used the Harley heated rider and passenger hammock seat on my 2010 Limited and never needed any pads or sheepskin. 6ft 215. I have had to change stock seat on every Harley to a mustang before that.
Pick up new CVO 2014 limited on Saturday. Like that I wont need to go buy a seat first thing.