I think you're out of luck on that one Dude....

 

Really hate it when that happens.. :mellow: :mellow:

 

If I knew of one I probably wouldn't have dished out the cheddar for the mustang... Although i'm glad I did because I had no idea what it meant to be comfortable when you're riding. Never even sat on one before I bought it, just purchased it based on reviews. Well let me tell ya, if that many people give something a positive review, you know that product has to be doing something right. Next to the slip-ons, that was the best purchase i've made for my ride thus far... $.02

 

Well was just hoping for something to use with the stock seat for now, Don't have the $ for a seat upgrade at this time. Thought there might be something out there that was cost effective in the mean time.

 

Would the utopia backrest not work?
http://www.utpr.com/

 

Would the utopia backrest not work?
http://www.utpr.com/

Well there ya go... Not sure how it works though...and it's $200 http://www.utpr.com/...interstate.html

 

Don't forget Corbin seats

http://www.corbin.com/accessories/bkrest.shtml

 

Hadn't found them yet, i like that system it looks to be easy to remove backrest when not needed and leaves the mount low enough to not interfere with passenger.

 

Hey now... that's nice lookin'. - And you get to keep the low & sexy lines of the stock Honda seat profile

$200 is cheap when you consider a Corbin or Mustang with the extra $$$ for a backrest.

 

Well, if you have a sissy bar on your ride... Another suggestion may be the Kuryakyn Tombstone bag. I used one of these for the last 2 bikes i've had until I got the Mustang. Works great and holds plenty of extras. Find a way to lock it to your sissy bar though because it may "walk off" if parked in the wrong neighborhood (most places around Atlanta lol)

 

I think thats a great idea and during the install i could add some gel pads to both driver and passenger area's.


I don't have a sissybar but i installed a trunk with a backrest to make my wife more comfortable while she is on the bike, but not sure i want something that big on there unless i was doing a solo trip, i use my bike for commuting and just want something to make it a little more comfortable.

 

Mustang seat with backrest. Amen.

 

get a kyryakin tombstone bag. straps on the seat behind you. You don't need a sissy bar to hold it and it has a built in backrest for the driver.

 

The Utopia set up looks pretty clean but the stock seat was playing hell on my tail bone too, guess I got lucky when I scored a Mustang with a drivers back rest for $275 <_<

 

I bought the Mustang seat for my Stateline. Shortly after I rode from Las Vegas to Carbondale, IL. including 725ish miles on day one. My butt and back were the only things not hurting when I got to my hotel. The Mustang seat and rider backrest are worth the money.

 

I've used the Utopia backrest on my 2010 Interstate for several years now. It's the the best one available if you're on a tight budget. I've done almost 25,000 miles with it and no problems.