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doug mcpeek:
New to me.  Has anyone tried it?

https://adventuremotorcycle.com/news/moesof-endurance-seat

https://advmoto-assets-advmoto.netdna-ssl.com/images/ARTICLES/News/MOESOF/Gallery/MOESOF-3.jpg

Brick:
Back when I had my KLR there was a product like this but you used two 2 liter bottles that you filled with water. That way you also had drinking water if you needed it.


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normkern:
That thing is just a ripoff of Ray Pope's old "Sweet Cheeks" product. I had one on my Suz DR350 at Moab in 2005, used it for several years till I got the Rick Mayer seat for the DRZ.

Norm Kern

fartymarty:

--- Quote from: normkern on March 25, 2017, 09:15:12 AM ---That thing is just a ripoff of Ray Pope's old "Sweet Cheeks" product. I had one on my Suz DR350 at Moab in 2005, used it for several years till I got the Rick Mayer seat for the DRZ.

Norm Kern

--- End quote ---

http://cycle-analyst.com/sweetcheeks  I chose to ignore the ridiculous disclaimer on the site which I assume is there only for litigious survival by the proprietor.

I have one of these (Sweet Cheeks, not the seemingly over priced MOESOF unit in the OP)  for my DR650, I use the 2 liter bottles filled with water because I usually ride the DR in desert areas. One could easily substitute foam cylinders or DIY PVC storage tubes in place of the water bottles. If you go down, the up-hill bottle will flop over the seat but that's not much of a problem really. It certainly makes the seat wider and more supportive. For a really long trip on pavement, I've been known to move  the Airhawk R from my C14 over to atop the Sweet Cheek unit for pure Goldwing luxury on the DR.  :) :) :)

doug mcpeek:
I like the idea of storing maps  etc.. in the Sweet Cheeks bottle pockets,  The MOESOF may be over-built.

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