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Title: Seat fitment questions
Post by: 1roadking on April 20, 2016, 08:55:40 PM
Hey everybody, I'm trying to figure out what seats fit with out removing the passenger section chrome and rubber strips or if everyone just removes them and how you protect the fender at that point? I am still working on liking my stock seat😎 And unsure if I might buy a nice 1 up seat for me. I love the looks of the stock seat and it's actually pretty comfy as it breaks in, but I'm a big guy as in 320 lol. I definitely need a good 2 up seat, my wife hates the stock seat, to hard and narrow. She's not big buy the way. Any suggestions options appreciated!
Title: Re: Seat fitment questions
Post by: mjb765 on April 20, 2016, 09:19:19 PM
My Corbin passenger pad fits over the stock fender strips. I run a Corbin Classic solo when it's just me on the bike.
Title: Re: Seat fitment questions
Post by: 1roadking on April 20, 2016, 10:09:10 PM
That's good news MJB765. There web site says it won't work. I was wondering why?
Title: Re: Seat fitment questions
Post by: SDCVO on April 20, 2016, 10:41:12 PM
My Danny Grey "Big Seat" fits over the strips. Very comfy with the built in Air Hawk air
Title: Re: Seat fitment questions
Post by: falcodm1 on May 31, 2016, 11:51:21 AM
My Danny Grey "Big Seat" fits over the strips. Very comfy with the built in Air Hawk air
I'm interested in putting that seat on my 2016.  Do you know the mfg part no

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Title: Re: Seat fitment questions
Post by: 1roadking on May 31, 2016, 03:42:18 PM
According to Corbin their seats fit with the strips in place, so I ordered a dual tour:) I will update when it comes in.
Title: Re: Seat fitment questions
Post by: Cvostu on May 31, 2016, 07:08:05 PM
The Mustang fits with the strips too.
Title: Re: Seat fitment questions
Post by: 1roadking on June 02, 2016, 09:24:59 PM
Nice good to know. They said no go when I called mustang.
Title: Re: Seat fitment questions
Post by: Wild Hog 4 on June 05, 2016, 04:52:03 AM
Nice good to know. They said no go when I called mustang.



Ah it depends which mustang seat you have,
I have the sport solo with separate pillion seat and you need to remove strips for the pillion seat to mount properly,  However a " one piece touring seat " from mustang may be different and might be more scalloped on the underside in which case the strips can remain!.
Title: Re: Seat fitment questions
Post by: Cvostu on June 05, 2016, 06:40:53 AM
I used the Mustang vintage 2 piece seat on my 12 cvo Street Glide.  Worked perfectly with the strips. Never had any problems. . Stuart
Title: Re: Seat fitment questions
Post by: 262 CVO 16 on June 05, 2016, 08:10:54 AM
Wife and I just did a trip to FL and back, (3500 mi. in 11 days). I love the looks of the stocker, but knew  my back couldn't handle it, so we bought a HD Sundowner. Fit over the strips, no problem. Looks like a sofa, but with the TP on, it's okay.
Title: Re: Seat fitment questions
Post by: Wild Hog 4 on June 05, 2016, 08:33:59 PM
I used the Mustang vintage 2 piece seat on my 12 cvo Street Glide.  Worked perfectly with the strips. Never had any problems. . Stuart






 Mustang part no: 79356, which is the 11" pillion will not fit with the newer models without removing the strips, the instructions clearly state they need to be removed, otherwise there is a 3/16" gap at rear!.... Maybe you had a different or older model seat!.
Title: Re: Seat fitment questions
Post by: Cvostu on June 05, 2016, 10:39:54 PM
The Mustang vintage I had was part number 79600.  It worked fine for me. .  Stuart. 
Title: Re: Seat fitment questions
Post by: Wild Hog 4 on June 06, 2016, 06:41:57 PM
The Mustang vintage I had was part number 79600.  It worked fine for me. .  Stuart.




Yep stu, that vintage seat 79600 is the same seat I have on my street glide right now,and is the best seat I've found, and yes the seat fits without removing the strips only because it's a single seat,
However If you then want to add the rear pillion to make it 2 up  which "1roadking" was inquiring about then the pillion seat part which I have just bought and fitted will need you too remove the strips.
It's no biggy though, looks better without the strips as it shows of the Flames more, and on mine I have just fitted soft rubber grommet bushes to the stock pillion seat underside to protect fender if I ever want to put stock seats back on.
Don't know why they don't do that from factory to begin with really, ...never really liked the strips anyhow,..can't go wrong with mustang I say :2vrolijk_21:
Title: Re: Seat fitment questions
Post by: Cvostu on June 06, 2016, 07:31:16 PM
I used that seat since new...  Never had any issues with the strips and they are still on there. . I sold that bike to a buddy.  He loves that seat. . . Just saying. . .  Stuart.