Leather Sissy Bar

Posted March 24, 2008 By admin

Leather Sissy Bar

Mustang Motorcycle Seats For Passengers and Saddles.

Mustang motorcycle seats are made for many different types of motorcycles including Harley Davidson motorcycles as well as many import bikes like Honda, Kawasaki, Suzuki, Yamaha and the new emerging American brand Victory. All Mustang products are made in the USA. This company has been making quality saddles and passenger seats since 1980. Many different types of seats are available as well as sissy bar pads or backrests. Most cycle seats these days are not made with leather but a look alike vinyl cover or synthetic leather, however these motorcycle seats are made to look like seats made from genuine leather. For example the Regal Duke is made with a custom pillow styled seat cover that is made to look like leather. Sissy bar pads to match are also available. This company is also very active in the motorcycle community by attending many of the bigger bike shows like Biketoberfest, Sturgis and Bike Week.

Most of Mustangs seats are designed to have a very classic old school biker look therefore giving your bike more of a custom feel. Products like the Regal Duke are made to look like and old school bench with a leather look. Some of these saddles also come in a studded version which will also give your ride a more custom look. Below are some examples of some of the products made by Mustang.

The Custom Square back Seat comes with a great functional shape for two-up riding. This seat has crisp, clean lines, with sewn-in center panels but no buttons or unnecessary stitching to clutter it up. Constructed with a premium-quality expanded vinyl cover for durability and great looks.

The Sport Touring Seats with Studs and Conchos has a deeply pocketed driver seat is at the ideal cruising angle, and the passenger sits comfortable in a bucket seat. These seats have a premium-quality expanded vinyl cover, and built-in steel support wings in the passenger seats. The Driver's back is well-supported by nose of passenger pad that extends forward. This particular piece comes studded with conchos. Studded version has skirt with conchos, accent studs and braid that extends below the edge of the seat.

Contour Studded Sissy Bar Pads are made to provide maximum support for your passenger. The foam is contoured to follow the natural curvature of your back, and has a premium-quality expanded vinyl cover. Pads mount to OEM backrest, and include chrome screws. The pad measures: 9"H x 12"W.

Regal Duke Saddles feature low, custom-pillow styling with leather-like exterior. The two-piece foam improves rider's back support, and keeps passenger from sliding forward. The seat base plate matches OEM for exact fit. Matching sissy bar pads are also available for this saddle.

You can readily buy these products directly from Mustang or one of their network of dealers and accessory shops which are located all over including Europe and the USA. Many seats, pads and types of saddles are available from Mustang. Almost all motorcycle makers are covered in their product offering from Honda to Harley Davidson or Victory Cycles.

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1987 yamaha virago 700 question. How much am I overpaying?

I have a family friend selling his 1987 yamaha 700 virago for $2000. Now this will be my first bike so while I know that this is a bit much I am not sure by how much. It is not a stock bike. He has saddlebags,sissy bar, sissy bar rack, leather compartments on the gas tank, after market exhaust. These are the extras I know of. Of course I dont care about any of the leather or the sissy bar, they will all be coming off. Now the guy does take care of his stuff, so my question is; for $2000 is this just extremely overpriced, would I be better off just going with something else cheaper or around that price? Thanks for the opinions in advance.
Thanks for the ninja 250 advice, but I don't need to overcompensate with a douchebag crotch rocket. I also do not fit the criteria to own one since I do not have retarded spiky hair, wear Affliction appearel, or think a wife beater is essential riding attire.

How many miles are on the bike? I myself think the price is a little high, but if the miles are low and he took more then good care of the bike i would say he is close. I would not pay more then $1500.00 for it myself . offer him a little less and see what he says, if not you can find some nice bikes for around 2k