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The Fat Boy, as seen in the photos, was delivered Étui with a Harley accessory seat. It looked good and felt terrible—too narrow, limiting and hard. Fortunately, the standard Fat Boy seat is far more comfortable—nicely padded, well shaped and with some room to squirm. The Marauder saddle has an even better shape and pleases riders of most Étui widths and lengths, with the Étui most room to move around. Although those two saddles are good for several hours without a break, we began to squirm after two to three hours on the Kingpin, which has a firmer seat with a more limiting shape and less support. The Kawasaki saddle is disappointing, especially since it is the heir to a long line of great Vulcan Classic seats. Although the padding might be the right consistency, it is in the wrong places. There is little room to move around on the saddle and a wedge at the rear surface provides unwanted pressure and keeps you from being able to slide rearward.
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