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Whether
you sit in the front or the back, your seat should not bite
you, make your back sore, nor make you shift forward.
Your personal space and width should accommodate your size.
The driver should be able to be flat-footed. Driver's
having a backrest should not be cramped or not touching.
Riders come in all sizes. Bar Enterprises makes certain
that our seats accommodate the driver and the passenger.
When you arrive, you should be relaxed and feeling good.
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For more
information on
BMW,
INDIAN,
TRIUMPH,
or
METRICS
including
Honda,
Yamaha,
Kawasaki,
and
Suzuki
Email
or telephone us with your questions on these or other seat
applications...
Infor@harleyseats.com
530-238-8412
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Bar
Enterprises has the answers that can save your butt!
Arrive
in comfort with Bar Enterprise's Millennium Foam™.
To
learn more about Millennium Foam™ click on the Harley Rider.
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Softails:
1984 to
present
Standard -
FXST / FXSTI
Heritage
Softail Classic - FLSTCI / FLSTCI
Fatboy -
FLSTF / FLSTFI
Night
Train - FXSTB / FXSTBI
Deuce -
FXSTD / FXSTDI
Springer -
FXSTS / FXSTSI
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We
add pictures of our customer's Softail bikes on a regular basis.
Check back often to see what is new. Not all of our
customer's need a new seat. Some just need a change to their
existing seat in order to accommodate their comfort needs.
If you don't see a customer's bike picture that addresses your
needs just send us an
email or telephone call. |
Click
on any picture to go to the bike.
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Bruce's
2006
Nightrain
from Morristown, NJ
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Bob's
1998 Softail
from Glenside, PA |
Duran's
2006 Softail Custom
from Leeds, UT
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Paul's
2001 Fatboy
from San Diego, CA |
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Steve's 2001 Deuce
is from California.
He
needed a remake of his seat.
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From GA
1999
Softail Springer
Doo's Show Bike |
Robert's 2004
Softail Standard from
Elizabethtown, PA
with a Hitchhiker
Button Pleat for two |
Randy's 2000
Springer
from
Wilmington, DE |
Art's
'97 Softail with our low profile Dream Cruiser Pillow ("A") Seat
for 2-Up |
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Bob's 1987 Softail
from VA
Hitchhiker Pillow |
Glenn's
2002
Softail
Standard
from
Sparta, IL
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Pat's 2002
Night Train from Andrews, IN
Solo Flame with Suede
Leather |
Mac's 2003 Softail Custom
from Berthoud, CO
Gunslinger with a Sewn
Spider Web design. |
Monica's 2002 V-Rod
from Pickerton, OH |
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Mike's
2004 Softail Standard
1" thick Cobra with faux Ostrich Inlay
from
Manteca, CA |
Jerry's
is from California
He
rides a '00 Heritage Classic with our
Dream Hitchhiker Pillow ("CC") Seat |
Rebecca's 2001 Heritage Classic
With a white Solo Classic & with
Millennium Foam |
1997 Softail
FLSTF from San Juan, PR
with
Hitchhiker Pillow seat & the Millennium Foam |
Chris' 2000
Custom Softail
From Anaheim, CA
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Larry's custom
2002 Fatboy
from Houston, TX |
Hitchhiker -
Diamond design
on Rick's 2003
Nightrain |
Terry's
2001 Heritage
with a plain
cover Solo |
Tracy's '04 Softail
from Roosevelt, NY |
Rick's
2002 Deuce from OK
Redo of his Touring Seat |
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John's 2004 Deuce
from CA |
2004
Heritage Classic
has a sewn yellow spider web design
The seat is a No
Split Hitchhiker with an extra wide passenger area.
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Steve's 1985 Softail
With a Cobra
Diamond Button Seat
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Mike's
2004 Softail Standard
1 1/2" thick Cobra using a gold metalflake
with a Diamond design
from
Manteca, CA |
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Click
here to go back to
Customer's
Bikes with Our Seats
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BAR
Enterprises invites you to step up to a different level of quality
and comfort at the absolute best price
Email or telephone
us with your seat application questions:
Info@harleyseats.com
530-238-8412 |
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Programming/Artwork/Web
management:
pglenn@harleyseats.com
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