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08040258
Drag Specialties Low Profile Touring Seat for 2004-22 Harley Davidson Sportster
Drag Specialties Low Profile Touring Seat for 2004-22 Harley Davidson Sportster
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Brand
Drag Specialties
Manufacturer Part Number
0804-0258
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Fitment
Ype Seat
- Feature solar-reflective leather in the seating area; patented process reduces surface temperature by as much as 25 degrees F for a cooler seat, higher durability and longer life over conventional leather or vinyl
- Pillow-style seats feature automotive-grade, leather-like vinyl cover and an additional 1" of lighter density foam in the seating area for added comfort
- All feature a molded polyurethane foam interior that retains shape
- Thermoformed ABS-plastic seat base for perfect fit
- Fully carpeted bottom with rubber bumper to protect paint
- Instructions and all necessary hardware included
- Fit with all Drag and most H-D sissy bars
- Made in the U.S.A.
Specs
| PRODUCT NAME | SEAT |
| TYPE | 2-UP SEAT |
| MODEL | LOW-PROFILE |
| BASE COLOR | BLACK |
| COVER MATERIAL | LEATHER / VINYL |
| FILL MATERIAL | POLYURETHANE FOAM |
| DECORATION | MILD STITCHED |
| OVERALL SEAT LENGTH | 27" |
| DRIVER SEAT LENGTH | 15-1/4" |
| DRIVER SEAT WIDTH | 12-1/2" |
| REAR SEAT LENGTH | 9" |
| REAR SEAT WIDTH | 10" |
| UNITS | EACH |
| RIDING STYLE | STREET |
Fitments
| 2004-2006 | Harley-Davidson | 883 XL |
| 2004-2006 | Harley-Davidson | 1200 Roadster XLR |
| 2004-2006 | Harley-Davidson | 1200 Custom XLC |
| 2004-2006 | Harley-Davidson | 883 Custom XLC |
| 2004-2006 | Harley-Davidson | 883 Custom EFI XLC |
| 2004-2006, 2010-2019 | Harley-Davidson | 1200 Custom EFI XLC |
| 2005-2006 | Harley-Davidson | 883 Low XLL |
| 2005-2006 | Harley-Davidson | 883 Roadster XLR |
| 2005-2006 | Harley-Davidson | 883 Roadster EFI XLR |
| 2006 | Harley-Davidson | 1200 Low XLL |
| 2006 | Harley-Davidson | 1200 Roadster EFI XLR |
| 2006, 2010 | Harley-Davidson | 883 Low EFI XLL |
| 2006, 2010-2011 | Harley-Davidson | 1200 Low EFI XLL |
| 2010-2012 | Harley-Davidson | Sportster 1200 XR |
| 2010-2012 | Harley-Davidson | 1200 Nightster XLN |
| 2010-2012 | Harley-Davidson | Sportster 1200 X XR |
| 2010-2022 | Harley-Davidson | Iron 883 XLN |
| 2010-2022 | Harley-Davidson | Forty-Eight XLX |
| 2011-2017 | Harley-Davidson | 1200 XLCP |
| 2011-2019 | Harley-Davidson | 883 SuperLow XLL |
| 2012-2016 | Harley-Davidson | Seventy-Two XLV |
| 2014-2017 | Harley-Davidson | SuperLow 1200 XLT |
| 2016-2020 | Harley-Davidson | 1200 Roadster XLCX |
| 2018-2019 | Harley-Davidson | Forty-Eight Special XLXS |
| 2018-2021 | Harley-Davidson | Iron 1200 XLNS |
Choosing the right motorcycle seat isn’t always simple. Every rider, bike, and style is different - and the perfect seat depends on the details. Some key questions to consider are:
- What year, make, and model is your motorcycle?
- Is the bike completely stock, or have you added anything that could affect fitment (stretched bags, aftermarket tank, backrest hardware, etc.)?
- Are you replacing a stock seat, or upgrading from another aftermarket seat?
- Do you ride solo, or 2-up regularly?
- If you ride with a passenger, do they care more about comfort, back support, or both?
- Do you ride short trips, daily cruising, or long highway miles?
- Are you after a low-profile slammed look, or maximum comfort?
- Do you want extra lower-back or lumbar support?
- Do you prefer a narrow seat for easier reach, or a wider seat for comfort?
- Is comfort your main priority, or is style more important?
- Do you like a firm seat that breaks in over time, or something plush right out of the box?
- Do you need a rider or passenger backrest?
- Have you dealt with tailbone pressure, back pain, or numbness from previous seats?
- What’s your height and inseam? (Helps determine low vs. tall seat options and riding position.)
- What style are you looking for:
- Low-profile / slammed
- Touring comfort
- Step-up / fastback / club style
- Solo seat vs. 2-up
- Any stitching, material, or leather preferences?
- Do you want something simple and clean, or a custom design?
Choosing the right motorcycle seat isn’t always simple. Every rider, bike, and style is different - and the perfect seat depends on the details. Some key questions to consider are:
- What year, make, and model is your motorcycle?
- Is the bike completely stock, or have you added anything that could affect fitment (stretched bags, aftermarket tank, backrest hardware, etc.)?
- Are you replacing a stock seat, or upgrading from another aftermarket seat?
- Do you ride solo, or 2-up regularly?
- If you ride with a passenger, do they care more about comfort, back support, or both?
- Do you ride short trips, daily cruising, or long highway miles?
- Are you after a low-profile slammed look, or maximum comfort?
- Do you want extra lower-back or lumbar support?
- Do you prefer a narrow seat for easier reach, or a wider seat for comfort?
- Is comfort your main priority, or is style more important?
- Do you like a firm seat that breaks in over time, or something plush right out of the box?
- Do you need a rider or passenger backrest?
- Have you dealt with tailbone pressure, back pain, or numbness from previous seats?
- What’s your height and inseam? (Helps determine low vs. tall seat options and riding position.)
- What style are you looking for:
- Low-profile / slammed
- Touring comfort
- Step-up / fastback / club style
- Solo seat vs. 2-up
- Any stitching, material, or leather preferences?
- Do you want something simple and clean, or a custom design?
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