Sully's Customs Slim King & Queen Seat for Hardtail
Sully's Customs Slim King & Queen Seat for Hardtail
Sully's Customs delivers another unique spin on a combination of elements from established seat categories.
- Steel base pan
- Carpeted pan for paint protection
- Synthetic carpet for water resistance
- Mount tabs installed
- Vinyl seat cover looks like leather without the maintenance
- Choice of stitch styles
- Made in Indiana, USA
Melding the slim, fender-hugging profile of a cobra with the height and visual presence of a king & queen, the Slim King & Queen from Sully's is a showstopper sure to enhance most any '70s-styled chopper.
If you like the look of a tall sissy stick but often travel solo, this may be the perfect saddle. You can load your pack on the back without worrying about the paint on your fender, and still have a nice spot to lean back on those long putts.
It's hard to put your finger on why it looks so "right," but that's because it hugs the fender before its trip towards the sky; the queen's perch isn't very large. The Slim King & Queen accentuates a "leggy" bike—for those running narrow 18" rear wheels, this is a lovely complement.
The seat features three attachment points—one tab at the nose, one tab at the tail, and a threaded insert for the top of the seat where it meets the sissy bar.
Original: $399.95
-65%$399.95
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Sully's Customs Slim King & Queen Seat for Hardtail
Sully's Customs delivers another unique spin on a combination of elements from established seat categories.
- Steel base pan
- Carpeted pan for paint protection
- Synthetic carpet for water resistance
- Mount tabs installed
- Vinyl seat cover looks like leather without the maintenance
- Choice of stitch styles
- Made in Indiana, USA
Melding the slim, fender-hugging profile of a cobra with the height and visual presence of a king & queen, the Slim King & Queen from Sully's is a showstopper sure to enhance most any '70s-styled chopper.
If you like the look of a tall sissy stick but often travel solo, this may be the perfect saddle. You can load your pack on the back without worrying about the paint on your fender, and still have a nice spot to lean back on those long putts.
It's hard to put your finger on why it looks so "right," but that's because it hugs the fender before its trip towards the sky; the queen's perch isn't very large. The Slim King & Queen accentuates a "leggy" bike—for those running narrow 18" rear wheels, this is a lovely complement.
The seat features three attachment points—one tab at the nose, one tab at the tail, and a threaded insert for the top of the seat where it meets the sissy bar.
