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Mustang Motorcycle Tripper Solo Seat - Harley Sportster

$1.417.000,00
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OUT OF STOCK

Specifications

BRANDMustang Motorcycle
TYPESolo Motorcycle Seats
SKUT14-615658
CATEGORYSolo Motorcycle Seats
PART NUMBER76955
PROFILELow-cut
SEAT TYPESolo
WEIGHT6.1 lb

Fitment

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REVIEWS (145)

The Mustang Motorcycle Tripper solo seat is a low-cut solo seat built to give your bike a clean, custom look while changing your riding position. It places the rider slightly lower and further back than a factory seat, for a more relaxed and engaged feel on the bike.

The seat works as a standalone solo seat, so it suits riders who prefer to ride alone and want a minimalist look with a comfortable perch. If you plan to carry a passenger now and then, a matching passenger seat is available separately, letting you convert the setup without changing its style.

The low-cut profile sharpens the lines of the motorcycle and contributes to a more confident riding stance. Weighing 6.1 lb, it is designed for riders who want both style and a subtle improvement in ergonomics. Part number 76955.

Specifications

  • Brand: Mustang Motorcycle
  • Category: Solo Motorcycle Seats
  • Part Number: 76955
  • Weight: 6.1 lb
  • Profile: Low-cut
  • Seat Type: Solo

Common questions

What is the seat's main design feature?

The seat has a low-cut profile for a custom look and positions the rider lower and further back than the factory seat.

Can this seat be used with a passenger?

It works as a standalone solo seat, and a matching passenger seat is available separately for two-up riding.

How much does the seat weigh?

The Mustang Tripper solo seat weighs 6.1 lb.

CUSTOMER REVIEWS
4.8
145 CUSTOMER REVIEWS
Nov 10, 2016

Great seat

I'm very happy with my decision to buy this seat. It's MUCH more comfortable than stock and moves you up and back about an inch (which is good for me, at 6'1" the stock saddle had me kind of cramped). It looks great on the bike too; the sample photo RevIlla has is very representative of how it looked on my Sportster as well. The materials Mustang used in the construction of the seat are top notch and should last a lot longer than stock (which I put 5,000 miles on before replacing and should have gotten rid of much sooner). You aren't going to find a more comfortable solo seat for a sportster and won't go wrong here.

— Bryan D
Apr 26, 2016

improvement on a nightster

First, the "plain" version has a braided-trimmed skirt deal around the sides and back. I didn't notice this in the pics before I got it....some might think it's a little too much flair for the minimalist Nightster. <br /><br />Second, it changes your riding position...I think it's an improvement, but I can see others not loving it. The internet consensus seems to be that this seat moves you up an inch and back an inch. I think its taller than that...closer to 2 inches. My riding position is different; I'm more "on" the bike tracker-style, rather then low-slung behind the bars. <br /><br />It has pretty much solved my no-travel-suspension tooth-rattling problem. And, after a week, I think the riding position is an improvement, for me anyway.

— AshtrayJim A
Jul 18, 2015

An improvement over stock

I ordered this seat due to the wide touring Mustang seat being out of stock. I was a little skeptical since it seems like the wider seat is more popular based on my research. For the price, I'm not sure the wider seat would be that much of an improvement. This seat is thicker and firmer than the stock seat on my 2015 Iron 883. As a result, I sit up a little higher, which is a good thing to me. Probably raised me just under an inch. It is more supportive and I can tell it will break in over time. You want firm and supportive on a motorcycle seat, not mushy. The build is much better than stock - solid feeling fiberglass seat pan and riveted covering that is thicker and better textured than stock. One oddity is that the front crotch area is not as wide as stock and doesn't come down on the sides in front as much. As a result, you see more of the frame and tank support bar over the stock seat- just a little. I suspect this is to bring back leg reach that might have been lost by the slight height increase. My weight is more to the back when riding so this isn't a problem (I have mid pegs on my Sportster.) I have a 32" inseam and weigh about 250lbs. This is a relatively inexpensive upgrade from the poorly constructed stock Sportster seat.

— mdc67 m
Jun 16, 2017

Mustang Solo Seat is a hit

I purchased this seat for my 2013 Iron 883 because after 45min the stock one wasn't doing it for me. I've waited a bit to write a review but I just got back from a 685 mile trip that was done over a long weekend and I can say this seat is awesome! It's a HUGE upgrade from the stock and I even like it better than the stock seat on the 2014 Street Glide that was riding with us. I high recommend for the Sportster.

— Kent H
Jun 14, 2016

GREAT SEAT FOR THE MONEY

I love the seat although I wish it was padded a little more and just a bit longer so that the lower back was not pushed against it as much. Im 6'1 and 175lbs - I find myself shifting forward some to avoid the pressure on the lower back after 20-30 miles. Still love the seat though! Tom Qualkenbush, Loudon TN

— tom Q
Aug 27, 2013

Excellent seat!

This seat is so much better than the stock seat. Get one. You won't be disappointed.

— Plainoldjason P