Saddlemen Tattoo Profiler Seat - Kawasaki Vulcan VN900 Custom

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(4 stars) reviewed on 01/23/13 by Gary Cummins (gmoneybigblu) from Lexington, KY, US, for a 2010 900 Vulcan Custom wrote: Looks very good on the bike but havent yet had a chance to ride on an extended ride as of yet but feels very comfortable so far Review Details  Was this review helpful to you?  Yes No

(4 stars) reviewed on 06/28/09 by chevy (joechevy17) from frederick, MD, United States, for a custom 2007 red 900 Vulcan Custom wrote: Nice seat, it only took two months to get! Review Details  Was this review helpful to you?  Yes No

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900 Vulcan Custom
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- Kawasaki 900 Vulcan Custom

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	seat position please help posted on 04/15/13 by adrs91 (adrs91) from trenton, IL, US, wrote: hello and thanks in advance for any and all help, i have a 09 kaw 900 custom and i have lower back issues, i was wondering if the profiler is a good seat or if you could recommened one for lower back support i dont really want to take away form the smooth look of the bike but im open to suggestions for back support cuz right now i cant stand to right the bike more than 30 mins before my lower back and but hurt and go numb from pain, also i have forward controls on the bike and really dont want to remove them so a seat that remains factory postion front to back of a seat that moves me closer slightly would be great im ok with a sitting a little lower on the bike please any information would be great i do like the look and the price of this profiler             thanks again, adam
	posted on 04/16/13 by triumphin from Medford, OR, US, wrote: Beachy is very correct with ergonomics. I have issues with my back also.. Finally got a backrest for my Triumph Speedmaster. Also added the AirHawk R air cushion. makes a huge difference on the my rear end not getting numb . http://motorcycle-accessories.cruisercustomizing.com/search?model=&usern... posted on 04/15/13 by beachy from , , wrote: Soften your suspension first. It may be set too hard and this will jar you back something cruel. I also have lower back issues and softer suspension and a gel seat made a hell of a difference for me. Also look at your handlebar set up. If you are reaching forward this will also put undue strain on your back so you may need to bring your bars back a bit closer and higher. The profiler seat looks as if it will support part of your lowe back but maybe you need to also consider a Mustang seat with a drivers backrest as well. THere are a lot of things to reduce the strain on lower back but ergonomics is the best place to start. Have a look at this site and see how ergonomic you are on your bike. http://cycle-ergo.com/