NUT CRACKER, and its not X-Mas.

[poordom]

Good evening All,

I find myself in one hell of a predicament, if I ride with the wife on the back, I have to push up front in order to give her some space.

In doing so, the family jewels are pressed right against the middle panel, which makes driving quite uncomfortable.

Are there any seats that provide a longer than average front extension, or maybe a seat which allows my big butt to sink into the seat, therefore lower than the front part, this way I wouldn't feel so tightly compressed to the front.

Dom

 

[Bob Denman]

Which bike do you have?
Ultimate offers a passenger backrest for the RTs that's a bit thinner... it might buy your jewels a little bit of breathing room...:shocked:

 

[BajaRon]

Sometimes there is just TOO MUCH Information! :yikes:

 

[Bazeel]

Can we get a link to the Ultimate item you were speaking of? I'm curious of this, because my wife is a big girl, and I can get a bit crowded too sometimes!

 

[wyliec]

Can we get a link to the Ultimate item you were speaking of? I'm curious of this, because my wife is a big girl, and I can get a bit crowded too sometimes!

http://www.ultimateseats.ca

They are a site sponsor.

 

[Chupaca]

Others..!!

check comfort seats from can am as well as the Corbin seats. There are others as well. We have a comfort seat on our RS and like it. We are not big and it gives the driver more room and levels out the passenger. Good luck finding the right one..!! you may heck with an custom seat guy and get exactly what your looking for...:thumbup:

 

[Flanker]

Sometimes there is just TOO MUCH Information! :yikes:

Glad to hear I wasn't the only one. :roflblack:

 

[poordom]

Sometimes there is just TOO MUCH Information! :yikes:

I know Ron,

But sometimes you have to say it the way it is.

I could have been more explicit, but I chose to be more diplomatic, LOL

Dom:yes:

 

[Firefly]

This is no laughing matter and should be taken seriously. Riding like that for prolonged periods could do serious damage to your gems... been there... done that!

Not sure the answer for you, unless trading the wife in for a super-thin runway model is a possibility..... :shocked::joke::roflblack:.

I'm going to look into modifying my Corbin seat to move me back a bit more in the seat.. away from the thinly padded center console. I find I'm often riding up near the console regardless of whether I have a passenger or not.

My Dr. recommended I NOT wear loose-fitting underwear.....he said to keep things close and tight... not loose.