Hey PTGB if you dont mind could you Enlighten me as to what you got with your RussIEell, : just driver or passenger, also back rests, rain covers , heaters etc. ?
and HOW MUCH

I am thinking about upgrading and after searching the reviews I am leaning HEAVILY towards the Russell Day long.
Thanks,
Wewa
First off, I'll say that I am probably a Russell Daylong sycophant... I consider them the best seat on the market, bar none.
I have had them all... OEM, post-2000 OEM, Mustang, Corbin, Ultimate. Once I got my Russell, I have never looked back and every motorcycle I own (that I use to travel) will have a RDL. I have put over 30,000 miles on my Russell... still love every minute of it.
On my Interstate I have a rider/passenger combo. Leather on top, vinyl on the sides. Have the rain cover, worth it with leather so I'm not sitting on a wet seat if the Valk sits out in the hotel parking lot in a storm. No backrest, I have never liked them, I feel that they push into my lower back... I slouch in the seat a lot. That one cost right around $750, I think.
On my wife's Standard (Trike), we just got her a leather/vinyl driver seat only with cover. That one cost $600. No backrest for her either.
The seat is made to conform to your height, weight, inseam, etc. It definitely isn't a marketing ploy IMO as I have done 1000-1500 mile days on the RDL with NO discomfort whatsoever.
The custom making of the RDL to you makes for sometimes having to wait to get one. For mine, I sent in my dimensions and pictures in January. They gave me a "build date" of mid-March. So I had to wait 2.5 months for them to start it and then it took them a week to build it and another week to ship it back (CA to OH). Got it in mid-April. You have to be patient when getting an RDL. That being said, for my wife's, I sent in the order and they wanted the old seat the next week and I got it back in two weeks after that... about a month total. Spring is a busy time for them as people are getting seats for riding season.