Touring Seat Suggestions for 2010 Fury

[1300VTwin]

Originally Posted by dewking

for two up riding i recommend the corbin dual tour nice seat
Regards,
Dewking
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I am running the same seat and both me and the wife love it.

[jw]

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[ol'school]

I have both the C+C and the Corbin K+Q. The Corbin is more comfy and easier to carry stuff and has great back support for the passenger. C+C is better looking

[JglNut]

Originally Posted by Serge

You could also consider the Corbin k&q, perhaps the most comfortable of them all. When riding solo, its also easy to attach bags and stuff onto it.

This was my choice as well. I don't regret it. It feels like I'm home in my recliner!

[RaccoonDad]

Just installed a pair of mustang seats on my 2010 Fury. Although I was told the original Honda sissy bar would work with the rear seat, that is not the case. I had to remove the bar and pad (they will be up for sale) to get the rear seat to fit properly.
I would really appreciate some advice on what sissy bar to get for my wife with her new comfortable seat. Murphy's Law strikes again. At least the seat covers the holes I had to drill for the stock backrest.....

[macxpert]

Originally Posted by RaccoonDad

Just installed a pair of mustang seats on my 2010 Fury. Although I was told the original Honda sissy bar would work with the rear seat, that is not the case. I had to remove the bar and pad (they will be up for sale) to get the rear seat to fit properly.
I would really appreciate some advice on what sissy bar to get for my wife with her new comfortable seat. Murphy's Law strikes again. At least the seat covers the holes I had to drill for the stock backrest.....

Ginz is your best bet. Great quality and tons of options. I have a Ginz Old School Hardcore with the 8" back rest, my wife loves it. I also have the luggage rack that we use when we go on weekend trips.

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[GF_Fury]

Originally Posted by Oedipus Rex

I have had my Fury for just over a year now. I have put about 14,000 miles on it. Other than the regular fluid change and one set of tires, I have not had to do anything with it. But after going on several road trips with it, I have discovered the seat can be quite uncomfortable after only a short period of time. I can stop and take a break, but the next leg of the trip only results in my rear end starting to hurt even quicker.

Okay, okay, I know...suck it up. But seriously, I need some suggestions on some kind of touring seat or something to make it where a long trip is not quite so uncomfortable on my...posterier. I have found some aftermarket touring seats, Mustang Seats for example, but I really can't justify dropping that kind of money at the moment. I have a rear seat with mine and I am afraid I have to buy both front and rear seat so it will match. Plus, the small back rest on my rear seat is instrumental in strapping down my luggage bag.

I only have taken 4 road trips in the last year and I get progressively better, but when traveling in a group, I am beholden to the stops made as a group and not when my glutumos maximus says I should. Solo trips are much easier.

I have looked for used touring seats on Ebay and Craigslist but I am guessing that the Fury is just too darn new to find anyone that has purchased a touring seat and is already set to get rid of one for a decent price.

Anyhow, there is the long story of my problem. Your advice and suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

You might see if you have local guy who does seat work I have the stock seat but had the inside changed and reshaped to my fit and I can ride all day. Only caution is that whoever does it needs to know what he's doing.

[DmanOz]

For me the cheap but superbly comfortable albeit ugly option is the Airhawk - brilliantly comfortable on 800km rides.

However, the more permanent option I will migrate to is the DannyGray/Airhawk seat - at about $800 shipped to Oz it has the Airhawk built in - a few presses of the button to pump it up, and a valve to release air.

The Airhawk is just brilliant, but for long term my goal will be the Danny Gray Airhawk.

[RaccoonDad]

Originally Posted by macxpert

Ginz is your best bet. Great quality and tons of options. I have a Ginz Old School Hardcore with the 8" back rest, my wife loves it. I also have the luggage rack that we use when we go on weekend trips.

Ginz Choppers - Sissy Bar Products

Thank you young sir!! I appreciate your input. We have to keep our wives happy!!