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RE: Bach AcheFrom: "Pete Bucy" <petebucy@charter.net> Next Article (by Subject): RE: Bach Ache "Pete Bucy" A lot of the back complaints that are attributed to Sportster seats are probably more likely caused by the short-wheelbase frame bouncing you around. Thank God I never had any real back issues on my Sportster. = Still, after 200+ miles I was sore when I got off the bike. After riding my = Dyna Super Glide 200+ miles, with a stock seat and stock suspension, I have = none of the soreness or sense of being cramped that I did on the Sportster.=20 Probably the most important change that I made to the Sportster that = really contributed to upper body comfort was the pull back risers. Before installing them most of my upper body weight was supported through my shoulders, arms, wrists, and hands on the handlebars. With the stock = risers I was positioned too far forward to let my back alone support itself.=20 The new risers put me in a much more vertical position. This took the = strain off my back, shoulders, arms, wrists and hands.=20 The new Mustang Classic Touring seat had a low back rest of sorts that = made me sit more forward on the bike. That made taking advantage of the new risers ever more comfortable, not to mention how nice the seat was after = it was broken in.=20 Pete Next Article (by Subject): RE: Bach Ache "Pete Bucy" |
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