Anybody tried a Saddleman seat?

[2 Many]

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=370377659688&viewitem=&sspagename=STRK:MEWAX:IT#ht_4003wt_883

I would love an Ultimate King Boy but(t --pun intended) there is no way I can afford well over $600 in a seat at this moment. The Saddleman deal on Ebay looks OK. I have and still own other products and find everything they make to be high quality. What are your thoughts?

[2 Many]

I am 6'1" and what I want is to sit farther back and higher. The OEM seat has me feeling cramped and my knees bent too far. Thanks for the input and the lead

[big turkey]

Tried a Gel Seat on Kawasaki

An experience in massive pain.

They make good saddlebags, Saddleman that is I have several of their products.

Gel Seats are not impressive at all.

Hold Heat in like a furnace and stay cold forever.

You will not like it.

Mustang is Good, Corbin, Ultimate but the Ultimate pushes my privates into pain, Russell Day Long

well they are simply the best.

I own Two Mustang Seats and One Corbin.

The harley seat I took a reciprocating bread knife too and cutomized it for more fore to aft room and

relieve the front private parts area. Then covered the imperfections with a sheet of new foam.

Wa La seat customization in action.

Big Al

[BF]

I'm 6'2"  and looked for something that would put me further back too.  So far the Mustang is the only seat that I've tried that did that (it also makes you set higher too).  

So far, every seat I've tried put me further forward that I wanted to be.  Those have included the stock '97 seat, a 2000 and up stock seat, two different styles of Corbins including the stinger seat and a low-profile Saddleman seat (hands down the worst).  

As for comfort, the 2000 and up seat is probably the most comfortable for me, but still, it puts me more forward than I'd like to be.  

As far as I can tell, the only seats that I haven't tried yet are the Russell Day Long and the Ultimate seats.  I haven't had the funds to try either one of those yet as they're pretty spendy (actually alot spendy).

The two seats I'm keeping for now are the Mustang and the 2000 and up stock seat.  However, the Mustang is the seat that stays on the bike the vast majority of the time.