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Re:Mustang vs. Ultimate Seats 10 Years, 3 Months ago  
Sorry if this seems like a dumb question, but here goes....

If I purchase the Ultimate passenger seat for my wife, would the material and color match the stock rider seat? So far the stock rider seat is working okay for me. If I switch out the passenger seat it would be to give my wife a little more comfort and allow me to add the back rest.

I don't want to mix and match seats if it will detract from the look of the bike. Thoughts?
 
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Re:Mustang vs. Ultimate Seats 10 Years, 3 Months ago  
Yakman this is from ultimates website. www.ultimateseats.ca

Our standard logo embroidery is the "STAR ultimate" in silver/grey (included)



Our standard stitching color is black.

Other embroidered Logo and stitching colors are available.

Custom embroidery options (click here for pictures) see stitching options
Any personalized name $40
Dragons $40
American Eagle / Flag $40
Howling or Standing Wolf
$40
Rose $40
Iron or Maltese Cross $40
Others available - inquire $40
Ultimate and STAR logo is standard on all seats in silver/grey included Optional
Other Star logo color options available. $25
Choose - red, blue, black..
Stitching color options (click here for pictures) see stitching options
Our black vinyl and black leather seats are stitched black. included
Other stitching colors options available. $25
Choose - silver, red, blue.

Two tone seats, black n tan, black n silver - add on
$50 set see stitching options
Two tone seats with Ostrich side inlays. Our synthetic Ostrich comes in dark red, tan, blue or black. $100 set see stitching options
All Ostrich seat set in any one of the color choices. $150 set see stitching options


Hope this helps. Best regards, Nick
 
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Re:Mustang vs. Ultimate Seats 10 Years, 3 Months ago  
Nick, thanks for the information.

Still kind of looking for input from someone who has the Ultimate so they can tell me how close the color and texture matches the material used on stock seats.
 
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Re:Mustang vs. Ultimate Seats 10 Years, 3 Months ago  
I got my corbin dual tour yesterday and got to go for a 150 mile ride today and let me tell you damn that was nice. I love the seat.so Im going to sell my mustang with backrest. I have to run to wallyworld and when I get home im going to post the mustang seat for sale with pics and price, it is a nice seat but I believe the corbin will serve me better !!!!!!!!!!
 
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Re:Mustang vs. Ultimate Seats 10 Years, 3 Months ago  
Yakman wrote:
Nick, thanks for the information.

Still kind of looking for input from someone who has the Ultimate so they can tell me how close the color and texture matches the material used on stock seats.


Yakman, I just looked at my Ultimate seats and the stocks, and I have to say they're just about an exact match, in my opinion. The Ultimates might have a slightly deeper "grain" to them, but not much. Realize, too, the Ultimates have stitching while the stockers don't. I kept the passenger backrest and it all looks like it blends in very nice. I hope this helps.

Tom
 
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Re:Mustang vs. Ultimate Seats 10 Years, 3 Months ago  
PT,

Thanks. Looks like we're riding the same bikes. Based on your experience, how would you rate the Ultimate rider seat verses the stock seat? I'm 6'2" and 200 pounds and my biggest concern is getting a seat that pushes me too far forward. The "feel" of the R* was one of the major reasons I bought this bike. Many of the other bikes I tried seemed to push me too far forward and shoved my knees higher than I liked. Thoughts?
 
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Re:Mustang vs. Ultimate Seats 10 Years, 3 Months ago  
It does push me a little forward (like Musky said, anything that sits you a little "lower" will also push you forward), but not too much. I'm 6'2" and 270 lbs, 32" inseam. The stock seat was not bad for the first 50 miles or so, but then I began to get "tired butt" after those few miles. You might not have the same experience. Ultimate will ask for your height, weight, inseam, etc. The other seats mentioned are all great seats. This one isn't the "raddest" looking in the world, but it's definitely one of the most comfortable for my wife and me.

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Re:Mustang vs. Ultimate Seats 10 Years, 3 Months ago  
I have the Mustang studded saddle and it pushed me forward a couple of inches. I don't get the tired but like I did with the factory saddle. It does seem to lock you into one position though a comfortable one.
 
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Re:Mustang vs. Ultimate Seats 9 Years, 8 Months ago  
I have both the Mustang and Ultimate seat sets and cant make up my mind. i have 3 days left on my try it or return it program from the oem's. I would love to try the corbin but they dont let you, its buy it and keep it. Can you give me any comparisons why you like the corbin better? My wife likes the Mustang pass. seat the best because it is larger and she doesnt slide forward. Please, if you have any comments contact me directly at sconrad@priceeng.com asap so i can make my decision. Thank you, Scott
 
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Re:Mustang vs. Ultimate Seats 9 Years, 8 Months ago  
I was looking here: http://www.phatperformanceparts.com/SearchResults.asp

The have seats from Midwest, Mustang and Saddleman. The midwest seats seem pretty good looking.

Anyone know anything?
 
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