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I'm not sure what my butt was designed for but I know that stock seat is as comfortable as anything else I have put on it.

Had the Corbin Gunfighter on my 1400 and loved it....once I got it conformed to my butt it was the cats meow [emoji106]

I've had this Mustang, what ever it, is for way too long for it to not be broken in yet. The day I bought it I put it on the bike and rode home across Ar, almost from Memphis, Tenn, with it and it felt ok. But the more I used it the more I came to not like it as much as the stock brick. Seeing as it is the only seat I have now I will have to learn to like it or buy another seat and I don't have the money for that.

98VS1400 wrote: I thought about getting one of those. I really like how they look. I just keep coming up with 400 reasons not to buy it.

My number 1 reason not to get one was because they look like a solo seat.

Well, since I plan on doing a lot of riding when summer gets here you never know when I might get a back seat rider.

Best by far seats of over 30 bikes were the stock ones on my 01 Nomad.Wife would go 150 miles between gas stops and was fine with it.I leave the stock ones on for my self.Put over 82,000 in less than four years and bike and seat still good as new when I sold it to a guy I traded rides with for 50 miles and his wife wanted the bike so bad because of the rear seat.On my 1400 put a stock FLST seat on rear for wife but had a stock 1400 on front for myself 45,000.I do not stay in one place.That will tire me so fast may as well be in a dam car or GoldWing [emoji2] .Stand is best for me but wife does not like me to do it so raise my butt about one inch and brace with feet/legs till it starts to burm.Gives you a good work out abble to do 600 mile days so easy.Only done one 1,000 day and a 750 two up.

The stock seat on my 1400 was horrible. (for me anyway). I would get 3 hours down the road and be like...OMFG, get me off this thing.

I've been to the east coast, MD mostly, on a bike more times than I want to admit. Most, if not all, of those trips were with a stock seat. Sure after a few hours your butt says get me off here, but with the 800 that is about the same time you need gas. Maybe the Suzuki engineers knew this when they put the small tanks and brick seats on the 800. I'll try the Mustang seat one more time and if it doesn't soften up then I will go looking for a stock seat. I'm sure Ebay has a few for sale and cheap too.

BlacktopTravelr wrote:
Loaded and ready for the trip to the North

I love the TearDrop but I also really like this arrangement too! I thought about going that route at one time. [emoji106]

That arrangement isn't all that bad, except for having to sped the night on a cot with a tent right above you. You learn not to touch the sides real quick.