Toymaker wrote on 07/13/08 at 10:05:43:






You will spend under $100.00 buying and installing this seat.  The long, soft springs cause you to gently bounce, no matter what the road is like.  The huge seat accommodates all arses.  Shock stiffness becomes irrelevant, in so far as your comfort is concerned.


http://www.richard-perry.com/HDSeat/HDPoliceSeatConversion.html

Howdy all.  I have a Corbin Gunfighter seat on my Harley Davidson Fatboy, and it's awesome.  I rode from Michigan to Minnesota and back, 1600 miles round trip and it was great.  Far better than the stock Harley seat,  I don't know how well they work on Savages, but I'd bet that it would be a noticeable improvement.  My wife has a Savage, which is a nice bike, she loves it, but I can't raise the seat up, she is pretty short and doesn't want the seat any higher so I ordered a Corbin for it, I'll let you know what we think of it.

We just bought the Savage recently, used, and I'm amazed at how hard it is to find aftermarket or even factory accessories.  Anyone know any good websites for Savage accessories?  Also, I'm having her bike painted right now, and I'm thinking the backseat may not go back on, does anybody know of a slick way of covering up the top of the rear fender?  Or a good custom replacement rear fender? How about a good relocation point for the voltage regulator?  

Thanks

Wango,
What kind of Corbin seat are you ordering for your wife? A sportster?

Not full bobber, at least not right away.  I may try a couple different looks for it and see what she likes, this is her first bike.  I think they look nice with a solo seats, but the rear fender is kinda ugly when the seat is not on.