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Full time or part time 2 up ?Dyna Models |
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Warming The Wheels
Ride: '07 FXDC
Join Date: Sep 21st, 2009
Posts: 71
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Full time or part time 2 up ?
I bought a 2 up seat for my wife and I, but there will be lots of times she doesn't ride... so I'm trying to decide before I put money in a backrest... if I should get a solid backrest and ride solo with 2 up seat and rest...or get a detachable backrest and solo seat and swap it all out when she isn't riding ? I was originally leaning towards solid 2 up setup, mostly cause it's cheaper, but I'm having second thoughts. Which do you guys prefer ? Opinions pls ?
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Ride: 2007 FatBoy
Join Date: Sep 7th, 2008
Location: Charlotte, NC
Posts: 397
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Re: Full time or part time 2 up ?
Removable... gives the bike a must better look solo riding
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Ride: 2009 Dyna Low
Join Date: Aug 16th, 2009
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Re: Full time or part time 2 up ?
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Ride: 03 dyna
Join Date: Sep 24th, 2009
Posts: 153
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Re: Full time or part time 2 up ?
Solo looks alot better
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Ride: 2001 ultra electra glide
Join Date: Aug 14th, 2008
Location: Venezuela
Posts: 204
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Re: Full time or part time 2 up ?
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Start The Engine
Ride: 2006 Super Glide Custom
Join Date: Oct 13th, 2008
Location: Iowa
Posts: 49
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Re: Full time or part time 2 up ?
It's all about personal preference.
I have a 06 FXDCI with a HD Tall-Boy seat and detachable sissy bar that we I ride 2 up 90% of the time. The sissy bar does rattle if she is not against it. If I am going to ride solo, I switch to the stock seat and leave the sissy bar off. I REALLY like the looks of it without the sissy bar and the stock seat. You have to weigh what you prefer. 1) A detachable will probably rattle if you’re not 2 up. 2) The looks of having a sissy bar while riding solo. 3) You could go with a short sissy bar. It's a tuff questions and nobody here can do that for you. Ride safe. Don |
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Warming The Wheels
Ride: '07 FXDC
Join Date: Sep 21st, 2009
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Re: Full time or part time 2 up ?
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Start The Engine
Ride: 2007 FLHTCUI 110
Join Date: May 4th, 2009
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Re: Full time or part time 2 up ?
Part time for me on my Ultra so I went with detachable for the tourpak. That way I can reduce the weight by 42 pounds if not using the TP, attach a back rest and/or luggage rack if needed or go to my Mustang solo seat with removable backrest. Can also attach a luggage rack behind the solo if needed. Thinking now of a solo mount for the TP.
Options are many and can be changed from total solo to full dress with TP in less than 20 minutes.
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Warming The Wheels
Ride: 02 Dyna T Sport
Join Date: Mar 22nd, 2009
Location: Portage, Indiana
Posts: 82
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Re: Full time or part time 2 up ?
When the wifes not riding with me (most of the time) I remove the rest and put my solo back on.
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Ride: 1977 FXE
Join Date: Sep 8th, 2009
Location: East Tennessee
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Re: Full time or part time 2 up ?
Always have the two up seat on, you never know when you will need it!
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