Airhawk cushions are not for everyone. I bought a set a few years back but did not like the feel of sitting on it, nor did my wife particularly like the one on her seat. I've tried numerous seat cushions to improve the comfort of the seats on many motorcycles, including sheepskin (which I liked but had to remember to remove if rain was expected). A few motorcycles back I tried the Beadrider covers and have stayed with that solution. I transferred the ones from my Goldwing on to my Spyder when I bought an RT a year ago. The hard beads look as if they would be uncomfortable, like sitting on marbles or small stones, but in fact they work very well. An added benefit is that they put a space between the seat itself and your butt, allowing for some air flow and for water to run off during rain without soaking your pants. And if I recall, Beadrider was significantly less costly than the Airhawk product.
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