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I am thinking about getting a more frendly passenger seat. I was wondering how they mount compared to the stock seat. It the rear seat bolt on the fender used? I just cant picture in my head how they are mounted. Thanks.
 

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Good question!

I am looking at the Mustang seat and pillion and am wondering the same thing? Anyone who knows....can you give us how the install / replacement went for you? I have the 2003 1500 Classic.

Thanks! :)
 

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They are just dead on replacement seats on my 1600 remove the one fender bolt pull back and and the pillon seat is off.
Then take off the two bolts on the driver seat and lift up should be the same on 1500 and the mean streak.now go ride.Phil
 

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Mustang driver's seat install with the 2 bolts on the side like the stock one. The passenger pillont as a metal tongue that you slide in the driver's seat and then secure the pillon using the stock rear fender bolt. That's it. Takes less that 2 minutes.
 

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Mustang driver's seat install with the 2 bolts on the side like the stock one. The passenger pillont as a metal tongue that you slide in the driver's seat and then secure the pillon using the stock rear fender bolt. That's it. Takes less that 2 minutes.

Thanks, Good info. I will looking at them.
 

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easy to install, saves your A#@ (backside)

I got the two piece with the driver back rest. It goes on just in just a couple of minutes. As far as comfort? Well, this may sound like I have stock in the company but, the first day I put it on I took the bike out and put 400 miles on it and I felt great. There is no way I would have done that on the original seat. I would have had a numb rear end long before. Along with the Driver back seat, foot pegs, and the throttle master it was like sitting in a easy chair (almost). Best investment to comfort on my bike to date.
 
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