Good video. Snow is flying as i type this, here in western PA. Time for winter mods. Wanting to send out my electra glide stock seat and have it customized. Im 6'4" and need a little more room and they dont make a tallboy seat for my 87.
Love going her four wheels!!!!😂😂😂😂. Love the new seat!!! They’re out of stock for my Street Glide!!!!😩😩😩😩😩 I loved this blog by the way!!! Ride safe Jess!! Yip!!! Yip!!!!!
Love these and any other video you put out...if your looking for ideas on content, I'd love to hear more about your rain setup...especially after seeing your trip out west videos, lol
I love how you show that your just a normal person we all can relate to and not al rich andl fancy like so many other RUclipsrs. Love your Honda and love your content
Seeing your reaction to the cold weather and snow reminded me of ME when I used to live in Michigan.. I grew up in South FL, too hot!, lived in MI for 16 years, too cold!! Now live in central NC and it's just right all year.. gets hot in summer but not too bad and gets cold in the winter but not prohibitively and it snows maybe once possibly twice a year. The fall is still beautiful with the colors and you get all the seasons but you can ride almost all year.
Here's a thought on your backrest -- you probably need a mounting bracket for it. I just got a H-D backrest for my standard Road Glide, and (with the backrest I got) I also had to buy and install a separate mounting bracket. The bracket mounts solidly to the frame, and the metal part of the backrest (the "post" that you installed on the backrest) fits inside the bracket. In my case the bracket is adjustable front-to-back, and the various notches in the bottom of the backrest post will adjust the height of the backrest. You may need to contact Saddlemen for a bracket that is made for their backrest. Good Luck!
John it’s built into the seat, and it has the same adjustments. I had a Harley-Davidson seat with a back rest, so I do understand what you’re stating. However the Saddlemen Roadsofa has a built in bracket for their back rest too. Provides superior comfort, and craftsmanship. Their customer service are quick to resolve issues that my arise too.
For me, the Mustang tour seat blows the competition away on comfort. I bought a Road Sofa seat last year for my 21 RG and for me it was more for look’s than comfort. I wished i had sat on the Mustang tour seat before I purchased it.
You've seen that seen on so many bikes becuase it's amazing! I have the road sofa on my street glide and I LOVE it! I don't have the one with the backrest, as I got mine used from a friend who tried it on his bike and it did not work out. Eventually I'll probably upgrade to the backrest one, but I've taken two long trips on mine so far and not a bit of soreness. Took a bit of getting used to how it felt, but within about 100 miles it was like I'd never ridden on anything else.
I'm planning on putting a Roadsofa with backrest on my Road King. I just was looking on the web for them and that seat with backrest was north of a $grand, I think🙄🤔🤥🤮🥴😵😵💫🤯😮 Yikes! But I'm still gonna have me that seat! BTW, yours looks SUPER AWESOME in the brown, Jess!
got mine road sofa end of October. Unfortunately I'm in the same situation like you. Detroit and it's already winter. Had only a chance to check it out for a quick ride and it feels good. Bit higher as stock and also the backrest needs to get adjusted for the most comfy position. But I think we made the right decision. Can't wait for the next riding season, can't wait....
I don't know that your saddleman seat is the same as my saddleman seeat but, the adjustment screw on mine is on the back of the backrest bar so you can reach behind you when you are at a stop sign or stop light or something and adjust how far forward the backrest goes, thereby adjusting the pressure that the backrest is pushing up against you. So, based only on how mine is anyway, I think you need to turn the backrest bar around.
I've never had a saddlemen, but it looks super comfy! I also like the fact that you show us everything is not always perfect, like showing up at the BMV and walking away empty handed.
HI! I will use the 2 step up for short rides and the sofa for longer rides. Both seats are awesome , I have the 2 step up on my road glide.Love your channel, have been watching your channel from the beginning. Keep it up.
I keep going through these as I just discovered this channel a couple of weeks ago. I can now comfortably say that this is a top 3 bike channel for me if not numero uno. Too many bike channels are trying so hard to be tough guy /look at me biker boys and that’s just not reality. You laugh at yourself and don’t mind showing the wrong turns that we all make in this hobby. Love it all 🤘🏻
I have the heated saddleman road sofa. That thing is a must for us cold weather riders. (Wisconsin). After the break-in period, this is the best seat made for motorcycles...in my opinion. Love your show.
I have several seats on the rack for my Street Glide. the one on the bike depends on what riding I am doing at the time, the longer the trip the cushier the seat ( I'm old and my butt has gotten boney over the years) It only takes 30 seconds to swap em out. Keep up the good work.
I thoroughly enjoyed your insight on the Saddlemen seats. I too own a Roadsofa (Carbon Fiber style), and it’s a great seat. I believe you’ll enjoy the comfort as you ride. Also, I like this type of blog too…thank you😊
Can’t wait to hear a long term review on the road sofa as I’m looking at adding it to my road king. The backrest is a must I added the adjustable Harley back rest and wow what a game changer..
No more back aches since I installed a backrest on my '16 SG. There should be another bracket that mounts under your seat for the backrest to mount too. It then allows it to be adjustable and firmly attached.
Yes, that is a nice seat. I ordered one last Friday from Saddleman with the back rest all black with the diamond stitching I hope it comes in soon so I can get it on my bike. The weather is not good here in Kansas. Hopefully I’ll have a few warm days to try it out after I get it in good video like the content keep up the good work.
I received two emails today moved to sewing and moved to pouring. Hopefully I will be seeing a tracking number soon. I am excited to do a review video on my new Saddleman seat once I receive it.
Very much looking forward to your adventures with the Himalayan! I've been looking at them as something for the PA winter season. My local dealer always has Himalayans in stock, so I might go test ride one!
I have had saddlemen road sofa extended reach with backrest seats on my last 5 Harley Davidson Touring bikes and have ridden over 175,000 on them. I agree with everything you said regarding break in times and the build quality. I have literally owned 99 motorcycles in the last fifty years of riding and have tried many custom seats and the only ones I have purchased multiple times are the Saddleman Road Sofa Extended Reach with backrest and the Russel Day long seats. The Russel looks like a couple vintage tractor seats grafted on to a Harley. So saddleman wins again. I liked todays video format and I would think it would go over well during bad weather for you. Let’s see some install videos on Appa’s new parts!!! Keep up the good work!!!
My Saddleman seat, on my 2007 Harley Davidson Fatboy, has the gel in both seating areas. Saddleman said it would take around 600 miles to break in. It took around 800 miles on my seat, and it was much better after a couple of 1,000 miles. I also have the back rest for the rider. I never use it as the seat has enough height at the back that I don't really need the backrest. I hope you enjoy your new seat. Keep the videos coming and stay safe on the road. L.H.&R.
Yes, I really like this style of videos,..and if you are in the garage it's even better. Hm, I think you missed the bracket by a 1/4 inch when you dropped the backrest in. Big thanks for this different, but very enjoyable video!!!
I have the same setup on my bike. My lo bars appear to be the same angle as yours and don’t adjust back any further (unless you grind off pin) I’m able to reach but not able to lean against the backrest. Apparently I must have T-Rex arms…..
Great video and info. I have been thinking going with the road sofa for my road glide. I would like to see you do a review and your opinion on the seat. When you get it broken in. Keep up the good work. I enjoy seeing our content.
"her TWO wheels you're not gonna grow if you" had me laughing pretty good. I'm not sure I'm done with winter riding yet lol. That road sofa looks mighty comfortable, and I might be a little jealous of that back rest!
Jess you act like you're my age. You're a long way away from it. I'm happy you got the seat with a back rest. I think you are going to love it. Thanks for sharing. Much love. Stay healthy and safe.
Love it got the road sofa took under 1,000 miles. I think stock seats are made 100 miles and less. Replaced my indian stock with heated seat. Adds a warmth to the ride.
Keep up the happy videos and to the hell with them short videos!!! Keep doing you Jess and grow your channel like you've always done not like someone else thinks you need to grow!!! You know it's really hard breaking in a new seat lots of short 50-75mi trips little day trips to break in a seat or they will break you in and make you where you don't want to ride anymore and like you found out about the tailbone it's HELL trying to ride with a bruised tailbone
I enjoy your channel. As a fifty year rider I find it interesting how MC riders tend to think alike. Like yourself I tend to ride alone with my ultraglide for long rides. For cruising around the backroads here in Northern VA and WVA I love my Royal Enfield (bought when my HD was down for the spring and summer awaiting a part). Your description of the Enfield is spot on - Nimble and fun.
Always enjoy your videos and since now you have the winter weather be nice to see how your getting your bikes ready for next year, Ps hello from Ireland 🇮🇪 Rain and frosty here some days really strong wind blowing 😒
Jess, I like all your video's. Seats. you said that after a ride your lower back was not good. Yep, been there and done that. No fun. I hope the seat that you bought will eliminate the problem. As for me I ended up going to a Mustang Seat like your new one. It did the trick. A comfortable rider is a safe rider. Stay warm.
I have the same seat on my glide, there is a mount inside the slot for the backrest and guessing by how much play you had there, you may have missed the opening for it and slide the backrest down the back side of it. once its in correctly, youll know, theres no real play in it when you push back or anything and it does lean you forward a bit more than youd think so definitely try and make sure youve got it in properly. When I was first learning it, Id try and pull opening back just a bit as I slid the backrest in to make sure it was lined up, youll also feel some little clicks of the grooves in the spine of backrest insert as it can be set to different heights. Hope that helps
I love my Road Sofa and backrest, your back will thank you even on the shortest of journeys. You have adjusted your seat before so you know what's coming, adjustment on pretty much everything forward from it. Highway pegs, shifter, bars, controls, windshield etc etc. Always recommend people do the seat first if they want to customize their bike as it sets your reach and height for everything else.
I'm sure you've adjusted the backrest since the video, if not though don't be afraid to stick your fingers in the crack it goes into and feel for the metal slot it slides into it. Took me a bit to find it but now can do it no problem, it sets a bit more forward than you'd expect.
Great video , congratulations on the new seat , hope it will be more comfortable, so important when you are crushing those miles , keep up the great work 😎👍
Hi Jess, I bought a Saddlemen Explorer seat for my Sport Glide and it was comfortable from day 1. Love the video format but I have always enjoyed your videos from day one anyway
Jess, I like the vlog, even on four wheels. I personally had a huge change on my previous BMW GS when I got a secondhand Sargent seat, which didn’t look very comfy, but put simply it made the seat into a large pan that cupped the whole behind and therefore spread the weight across the entire backside and made for a much more comfortable riding experience. I have not heard of Saddlemen seats for GS’s, but your new Sofa looks like it is going to do the same as the Sargent by supporting more of your bottom. Enjoy.
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Great video! Really good information about the saddlem seat ❤
And thanks for awesome videos! Mrs Jess! 🧋🧋
You're gonna love it Jess and that backrest IS a game changer. Happy to be a part of your journey.
Jess, you are going to love that seat!
Thanks for the video Jess. Great looking seat.
Hey Jess nice seat you going to love that back rest you want get near as tired with that set up enjoy
Good video. Snow is flying as i type this, here in western PA. Time for winter mods. Wanting to send out my electra glide stock seat and have it customized. Im 6'4" and need a little more room and they dont make a tallboy seat for my 87.
Love going her four wheels!!!!😂😂😂😂. Love the new seat!!! They’re out of stock for my Street Glide!!!!😩😩😩😩😩 I loved this blog by the way!!! Ride safe Jess!! Yip!!! Yip!!!!!
Love these and any other video you put out...if your looking for ideas on content, I'd love to hear more about your rain setup...especially after seeing your trip out west videos, lol
I think it would be a good add. Can't do much motorcycle riding in our neck of the woods in the winter.
Hahaha I actually really loved enjoyed this video! And we all put things in our mouth when we are working on our motorcycles 🤣🤣🤣🤣👍👍👍
I have a heated roadsofa with the backrest. Took quite a bit of time to break in, but I love it now.
Jess your gonna love that back rest!
OMG!! You had me in stitches!! Please do more vids like this.
Another great video Jess, Keep up the good work.
I love how you show that your just a normal person we all can relate to and not al rich andl fancy like so many other RUclipsrs. Love your Honda and love your content
Seeing your reaction to the cold weather and snow reminded me of ME when I used to live in Michigan.. I grew up in South FL, too hot!, lived in MI for 16 years, too cold!! Now live in central NC and it's just right all year.. gets hot in summer but not too bad and gets cold in the winter but not prohibitively and it snows maybe once possibly twice a year. The fall is still beautiful with the colors and you get all the seasons but you can ride almost all year.
Here's a thought on your backrest -- you probably need a mounting bracket for it. I just got a H-D backrest for my standard Road Glide, and (with the backrest I got) I also had to buy and install a separate mounting bracket. The bracket mounts solidly to the frame, and the metal part of the backrest (the "post" that you installed on the backrest) fits inside the bracket. In my case the bracket is adjustable front-to-back, and the various notches in the bottom of the backrest post will adjust the height of the backrest. You may need to contact Saddlemen for a bracket that is made for their backrest. Good Luck!
The bracket is made directly into the road sofa seat.
Saddlemen doesn't use the backrest bracket, it's all built in, and they blow the harley seats outa the water once broken in.
John it’s built into the seat, and it has the same adjustments. I had a Harley-Davidson seat with a back rest, so I do understand what you’re stating. However the Saddlemen Roadsofa has a built in bracket for their back rest too. Provides superior comfort, and craftsmanship. Their customer service are quick to resolve issues that my arise too.
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For me, the Mustang tour seat blows the competition away on comfort. I bought a Road Sofa seat last year for my 21 RG and for me it was more for look’s than comfort. I wished i had sat on the Mustang tour seat before I purchased it.
This video was awesome Jess ...Do more of these please ! and a follow up on this one would be cool!
Since day one I loved my Road sofa surprised you didn’t get the heated seat
You've seen that seen on so many bikes becuase it's amazing! I have the road sofa on my street glide and I LOVE it! I don't have the one with the backrest, as I got mine used from a friend who tried it on his bike and it did not work out. Eventually I'll probably upgrade to the backrest one, but I've taken two long trips on mine so far and not a bit of soreness. Took a bit of getting used to how it felt, but within about 100 miles it was like I'd never ridden on anything else.
Installed that saddle the day before heading from Westerville, OH to Four Corners on my Sport Glide. No issues!!!
Liking the vlog style, it’s different yet still relevant. I say keep going!
I'm planning on putting a Roadsofa with backrest on my Road King. I just was looking on the web for them and that seat with backrest was north of a $grand, I think🙄🤔🤥🤮🥴😵😵💫🤯😮 Yikes! But I'm still gonna have me that seat! BTW, yours looks SUPER AWESOME in the brown, Jess!
loving the new seat
Gotta say. Loved this video. Loved the style. Thanks
That Saddlemen look just like my Mustang super tour deluxe I got for my RK!!!!!
got mine road sofa end of October. Unfortunately I'm in the same situation like you. Detroit and it's already winter. Had only a chance to check it out for a quick ride and it feels good. Bit higher as stock and also the backrest needs to get adjusted for the most comfy position. But I think we made the right decision. Can't wait for the next riding season, can't wait....
I don't know that your saddleman seat is the same as my saddleman seeat but, the adjustment screw on mine is on the back of the backrest bar so you can reach behind you when you are at a stop sign or stop light or something and adjust how far forward the backrest goes, thereby adjusting the pressure that the backrest is pushing up against you. So, based only on how mine is anyway, I think you need to turn the backrest bar around.
Yup keep these kind of videos coming!! Good stuff!!
I've never had a saddlemen, but it looks super comfy! I also like the fact that you show us everything is not always perfect, like showing up at the BMV and walking away empty handed.
HI! I will use the 2 step up for short rides and the sofa for longer rides. Both seats are awesome , I have the 2 step up on my road glide.Love your channel, have been watching your channel from the beginning. Keep it up.
Appreciate that Adolfo!
What ever, when ever you post anything, I will always watch and give you big thumbs up man. Your hilarious and very watchable!🤙
Fair to say this is your most quotable video so far. 😅😂🤣
Love it!! 🤙🏼
I keep going through these as I just discovered this channel a couple of weeks ago.
I can now comfortably say that this is a top 3 bike channel for me if not numero uno.
Too many bike channels are trying so hard to be tough guy /look at me biker boys and that’s just not reality.
You laugh at yourself and don’t mind showing the wrong turns that we all make in this hobby.
Love it all 🤘🏻
Jess, we watch you for you, I don’t care what your doing, I am with you all the way, just keep doing you, love your content 🌹
I love the brown and thank you for sharing the valuable information about settlement seats
I have the heated saddleman road sofa. That thing is a must for us cold weather riders. (Wisconsin). After the break-in period, this is the best seat made for motorcycles...in my opinion. Love your show.
I have several seats on the rack for my Street Glide. the one on the bike depends on what riding I am doing at the time, the longer the trip the cushier the seat ( I'm old and my butt has gotten boney over the years) It only takes 30 seconds to swap em out. Keep up the good work.
I thoroughly enjoyed your insight on the Saddlemen seats. I too own a Roadsofa (Carbon Fiber style), and it’s a great seat. I believe you’ll enjoy the comfort as you ride. Also, I like this type of blog too…thank you😊
Can’t wait to hear a long term review on the road sofa as I’m looking at adding it to my road king. The backrest is a must I added the adjustable Harley back rest and wow what a game changer..
No more back aches since I installed a backrest on my '16 SG. There should be another bracket that mounts under your seat for the backrest to mount too. It then allows it to be adjustable and firmly attached.
That thing looks very nice and comfy.
This was great. I'll keep watching. I watch you for the motorcycle content with your cloths on.
Love it, I may have to consider one.
Keep it up! If I ever need a new seat, i will look at the saddlemen lineup. Currently use the HD CVO Gel insert, so far so good.
The important thing is to keep the enthusiasm and continue to make the next video I always wish you good luck
The Goldwing spoiled me with the backrest. SO good on the road. Hope you love it. I have to step through with them instead of swinging my leg over.
High kick!
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Yes, that is a nice seat. I ordered one last Friday from Saddleman with the back rest all black with the diamond stitching I hope it comes in soon so I can get it on my bike. The weather is not good here in Kansas. Hopefully I’ll have a few warm days to try it out after I get it in good video like the content keep up the good work.
Thank you for allowing us to be part of your journey and thank you for the order.
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I received two emails today moved to sewing and moved to pouring. Hopefully I will be seeing a tracking number soon. I am excited to do a review video on my new Saddleman seat once I receive it.
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I love that new seat. You will too on long trips. The adjustment screw should be in the back.
Excellent video, keep it up.
Get adjusted and you'll love i! The way to go. Had one on my Road King.👍,RMFR.
I love watching your adventures
Maybe u could get the same custom stitching in ur backrest in the future so u still have it on there.
Enjoyed the video, the way you presented yourself in the video was funny and entertaining. Be happy to watch more. Great looking seat!
Very much looking forward to your adventures with the Himalayan! I've been looking at them as something for the PA winter season. My local dealer always has Himalayans in stock, so I might go test ride one!
I have had saddlemen road sofa extended reach with backrest seats on my last 5 Harley Davidson Touring bikes and have ridden over 175,000 on them. I agree with everything you said regarding break in times and the build quality. I have literally owned 99 motorcycles in the last fifty years of riding and have tried many custom seats and the only ones I have purchased multiple times are the Saddleman Road Sofa Extended Reach with backrest and the Russel Day long seats. The Russel looks like a couple vintage tractor seats grafted on to a Harley. So saddleman wins again. I liked todays video format and I would think it would go over well during bad weather for you. Let’s see some install videos on Appa’s new parts!!! Keep up the good work!!!
Keep doing these dailyvlogs, i really enjoy them :)
Great video as always, just crack me up sometimes..lol, thanks for that 🙂
Thanks for the video jess I love the new content and the seat looks great ok talk to you later bye
My Saddleman seat, on my 2007 Harley Davidson Fatboy, has the gel in both seating areas. Saddleman said it would take around 600 miles to break in. It took around 800 miles on my seat, and it was much better after a couple of 1,000 miles. I also have the back rest for the rider. I never use it as the seat has enough height at the back that I don't really need the backrest. I hope you enjoy your new seat. Keep the videos coming and stay safe on the road. L.H.&R.
Jess, go buy a foam kneeling pad. It works great when ever you have to kneel like checking tire pressure.
I have the same seat, albeit without the back rest. I love mine!
I enjoyed this video style I would like to see more like it.
Yes, I really like this style of videos,..and if you are in the garage it's even better. Hm, I think you missed the bracket by a 1/4 inch when you dropped the backrest in. Big thanks for this different, but very enjoyable video!!!
I got a Russell and it is the best I have ever had. I make alot of seats for the Iron Butt guys. You should make a vid about it.
I have the same setup on my bike. My lo bars appear to be the same angle as yours and don’t adjust back any further (unless you grind off pin) I’m able to reach but not able to lean against the backrest. Apparently I must have T-Rex arms…..
You will love the backrest. Makes a huge difference.
Looks great ride safe and enjoy
Love the life style vlog. Really entertaining. Let us know if the backrest is installed right.
Love my saddle men seat. Surprised you didn’t go for the step up with a back rest
Great video and info. I have been thinking going with the road sofa for my road glide. I would like to see you do a review and your opinion on the seat. When you get it broken in. Keep up the good work. I enjoy seeing our content.
I have 16 inch Roland Sands black ops and I am 5 11 on my 2010 Roadglide. Try 14s on yours and pull them back, you'll love it,so comfortable.
Real Nice seat! Looks Great! Must be comfy
"her TWO wheels you're not gonna grow if you" had me laughing pretty good. I'm not sure I'm done with winter riding yet lol. That road sofa looks mighty comfortable, and I might be a little jealous of that back rest!
Killer video keep up the good work Love what you do Jess. You're awesome.
Jess you act like you're my age. You're a long way away from it. I'm happy you got the seat with a back rest. I think you are going to love it. Thanks for sharing. Much love. Stay healthy and safe.
Good content keep up with some of this 👌 👏🏿 knowledge is power
Love it got the road sofa took under 1,000 miles. I think stock seats are made 100 miles and less. Replaced my indian stock with heated seat. Adds a warmth to the ride.
Love this type of video! Cracked me up quite a few times! 😍😍😍
Good Evening Beautiful Jess and you just keep do you and this video was awesome and great job and it is cold down here in western North Carolina too
I enjoyed this video . That seat looks really comfy you could always use the old one for around home riding and put the new one on for road trips
Keep up the happy videos and to the hell with them short videos!!! Keep doing you Jess and grow your channel like you've always done not like someone else thinks you need to grow!!! You know it's really hard breaking in a new seat lots of short 50-75mi trips little day trips to break in a seat or they will break you in and make you where you don't want to ride anymore and like you found out about the tailbone it's HELL trying to ride with a bruised tailbone
Putting a road sofa on my Chieftain. Good choice😊
I enjoy your channel. As a fifty year rider I find it interesting how MC riders tend to think alike. Like yourself I tend to ride alone with my ultraglide for long rides. For cruising around the backroads here in Northern VA and WVA I love my Royal Enfield (bought when my HD was down for the spring and summer awaiting a part). Your description of the Enfield is spot on - Nimble and fun.
Always enjoy your videos and since now you have the winter weather be nice to see how your getting your bikes ready for next year,
Ps hello from Ireland 🇮🇪
Rain and frosty here some days really strong wind blowing 😒
Jess, I like all your video's. Seats. you said that after a ride your lower back was not good. Yep, been there and done that. No fun. I hope the seat that you bought will eliminate the problem. As for me I ended up going to a Mustang Seat like your new one. It did the trick. A comfortable rider is a safe rider. Stay warm.
I have the same seat on my glide, there is a mount inside the slot for the backrest and guessing by how much play you had there, you may have missed the opening for it and slide the backrest down the back side of it. once its in correctly, youll know, theres no real play in it when you push back or anything and it does lean you forward a bit more than youd think so definitely try and make sure youve got it in properly. When I was first learning it, Id try and pull opening back just a bit as I slid the backrest in to make sure it was lined up, youll also feel some little clicks of the grooves in the spine of backrest insert as it can be set to different heights. Hope that helps
I love my Road Sofa and backrest, your back will thank you even on the shortest of journeys. You have adjusted your seat before so you know what's coming, adjustment on pretty much everything forward from it. Highway pegs, shifter, bars, controls, windshield etc etc. Always recommend people do the seat first if they want to customize their bike as it sets your reach and height for everything else.
I'm sure you've adjusted the backrest since the video, if not though don't be afraid to stick your fingers in the crack it goes into and feel for the metal slot it slides into it. Took me a bit to find it but now can do it no problem, it sets a bit more forward than you'd expect.
I like your coat. Looks warm
I'm interested in your review of the HD jacket you are wearing. Interested in purchasing for the wife for Xmas.
Fun video to watch. It’s winter so mods and upgrades it is, with a touch of life.
Great video, love this style. I feel ya on them groceries lol.😂
Great video , congratulations on the new seat , hope it will be more comfortable, so important when you are crushing those miles , keep up the great work 😎👍
just moved to ohio have had literally like 1 hour of sun in the week we have been here. hoping it gets better come spring LOL
I have the extended reach road sofa and it is comfortable but here in Arizona heat the gel core heats up and is very uncomfortable.
If you still have the original seat it would be interesting to see all three vs just the two saddlemans together.
Jess another awesome video lol your right now two trips ever 😂😂 have fun from your Michigan neighbor
Hi Jess, I bought a Saddlemen Explorer seat for my Sport Glide and it was comfortable from day 1. Love the video format but I have always enjoyed your videos from day one anyway
Good video - liked the content and the real world experience.
Jess, I like the vlog, even on four wheels. I personally had a huge change on my previous BMW GS when I got a secondhand Sargent seat, which didn’t look very comfy, but put simply it made the seat into a large pan that cupped the whole behind and therefore spread the weight across the entire backside and made for a much more comfortable riding experience. I have not heard of Saddlemen seats for GS’s, but your new Sofa looks like it is going to do the same as the Sargent by supporting more of your bottom. Enjoy.