MUSTANG MOTORCYCLE SKU: T14-615679

Mustang Motorcycle Solo Original — 2006-2017 Harley-Davidson Dyna Tripper

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Mustang Motorcycle Tripper solo seat for 2006-2017 Harley Dyna, designed to pair with a matching passenger seat as a two-piece system. Positions the rider slightly lower and further back while maintaining comfort for both solo and two-up riding on a sleek, low-slung profile.

Features

  • Two-piece Tripper seat system with matching passenger seat
  • Lower seating position without sacrificing comfort
  • Sleek, low-cut design
  • Available in original or classic tuck & roll styles

Specifications

  • Brand: Mustang Motorcycle
  • Manufacturer Part #: 76748
  • Weight: 5.6 lb
  • Category: Seats / Solo Motorcycle Seats

Fitment

Fits 2006-2017 Harley-Davidson Dyna models equipped with the Tripper seat base.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use this solo seat without buying the passenger seat?

Yes — the solo seat works standalone on your Dyna. The matching passenger seat is sold separately if you want a two-up option.

Does this fit all Dyna models from 2006-2017?

This is specific to Dyna Tripper seat mounts. Verify your bike has Tripper brackets before ordering.

What's the difference between original and tuck & roll styles?

Original is smooth; tuck & roll features a classic pleated/diamond stitch pattern. Both offer the same comfort and low-slung geometry.

How much lower does this sit compared to stock?

The Tripper design positions you slightly lower and further back than most factory Dyna seats for a sleeker look and ergonomic riding position.

BRANDMustang Motorcycle
TYPESolo Motorcycle Seats
SKUT14-615679
WEIGHT5.6 lb
Please contact us to confirm fitment for your specific motorcycle, or check the product title for compatibility notes.
CUSTOMER REVIEWS
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104 RATINGS
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✓ VERIFIED
May 21, 2017

Do Yourself A Favor, Buy This Seat

I bought this seat in the black vinyl with the diamond stitch for my 2011 HD Dyna Street Bob. It is an extraordinarily high quality piece. The seat really adds to the bobber look. It is very comfortable. 100 mile jaunts are of no consequence. It seems to be very durable. I was considering three options for my Street Bob. It was between this seat (Mustange Wide Tripper Solo), the Mustang Tripper Solo, and the Le Pera Bare Bones. I know the Tripper solo is obviously not as wide as the Wide Tripper Solo. I can say the Wide Tripper is PERFECT for the Dyna style. I think the Tripper Solo might be too narrow, that it might expose some of the undersea bits of the motorcycle. The Wide Tripper is not really wide or narrow. It's an in between that works perfectly for my needs. For reference, I am 5' 10" tall with an average leg length and athletic build. My bike is equipped with mid controls. This seat really adds to the comfort level of the bike. It even makes me feel more planted in turns. Plus, you really cannot get onto a better looking saddle. I mean, that Le Pera Bare Bones looks sick. There is no doubt about it, but I am glad I went with the Mustang Wide Tripper. I will be a Mustang customer for a long while.

— Christian M
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Mar 23, 2016

Both solo seat and passenger pillion are excellent!

The stock seat on the Harley had to go, so after reading up on a few reviews and forums, I went with this Mustang seat and I'm really glad I did! The real drive for getting a new seat came from my wife's extreme displeasure with the stock "brick" on the Dyna. I went with the solo + passenger configuration because I love the solo seat look when it's just me. I also really liked the diamond stitch pattern and low-profile.<br /><br />My wife LOVES the new pillion seat and I really like the construction of the solo. There's a specific "pocket" area to this seat that allows me to ride for hours without any real discomfort. The vinyl covering is very well constructed, and the padding on the solo is just enough to provide comfort but still not look like a couch cushion on the bike. The pillion is more couch cushion looking, but is extremely comfortable. <br /><br />A few things to consider with this seat - there's a lot less to this saddle than the stock one. It really follows the lines of the bike well, but does drop you down just a bit from the stock seat. There's no negative to this, in my opinion, as it is 100x more comfortable than the stock seat, but it does change your riding position just slightly. I'm 6'3" and have no complaints at all about this, but just be aware of it. <br /><br />The fitment on my Dyna wasn't just exactly perfect. The tab for the seat screw wasn't flush with the fender and required a small amount of pressure to get the seat bolt into the nut, but after I cinched it down, the tab bent with the pressure and now fits fine. I had this same issue on the pillion seat as well. I used the stock bolt to again cinch the tab down to the fender and then I was able to replace it with a thumb screw for easy removal. Again, none of this was a problem and I'm unsure if this is actually intended by Mustang. Nor did it make me feel like there was a quality issue, it just required a little finessing.

— SteveTheBrewGuy S
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Sep 22, 2014

Seat looks great but leaves room for improvement

As a larger male (275+) this saddle leaves much to be desired. I would only place this marginally better than stock as far a comfort. The saddle really thins out in the front which may be good for some but really makes me wish there was a little more padding. My inner thigh gets really hot due to the lack of padding which positions my thigh nearer to the rocker covers.<br /><br />The marine grade vinyl feels great to the touch but has a little too much grip while I'm wearing jeans. It becomes very hard for me to "re-adjust" mid ride. The saddle dropped me down about 1" which I liked but I have to sit closer to the tank because the rear of the seat is really hard.<br /><br />I experience some numbness in my rear end right around an hour into the ride. If i stand on the peg for a second it goes away but i have to wiggle around for the next few moments to find a comfortable position again.The appearance of the diamond stitched seat is great, minus the large mustang logo at the tank.<br /><br />I really want to find that saddle that carries the lines and look of the bike well but also is really comfortable, my search isn't over yet.

— Jakern1 J
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Apr 25, 2018

Finally spent the money, apparently when it comes to seats you get what you pay for. This is more comfortable than stock for sure and finish seems to be real quality. I feel like Im in complete control and not sliding off. Im held in place and I can ride quite a while before I need to stretch and this thing isnt even broken in yet. Havent found a downside. Doesnt significantly move my seating position but the comfort level is great. Im 5 11 200 lbs on a low rider with forward controls.

— A C
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Jan 27, 2017

What I was looking for!

The stock seat for the 2015 Switch-Back was too soft and uncomfortable after 50 miles. Really missed the seat on my Fat-Boy. A good firm saddle for laying down the miles. This Wide-Tripper by Mustang fits the bill for my wife and I as far as comfort and style go, I'll get back to you on durability! Would recommend this seat to anyone who needs firm support for those long rides and classic style for blowing around town.

— Ambrose W
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May 28, 2019

Mustang seat for a 2014 Wide Glide

Stock seat was super uncomfortable. Sore after an hour of riding. New Mustang seat changed that dramatically. Like night n day. Worth it!

— STEVEN A