Motorcycle Seat Cushion Review

[@reddog907]

I swapped my stock seat out for the sundowner. Pretty comfortable and fits like a bucket seat good back support.

[@roycelabor4339]

Great review Todd! I just ordered one to replace my ancient Pro Pad. I can't wait to get it on my Sport Glide and take her out for a few hours. Keep up the great work!

[@ToddsProjectsandOutdoorJournal]

Thanks, you will be amazed at how much that seat pad will help on long rides.

[@roycelabor4339]

@@ToddsProjectsandOutdoorJournal mine came on yesterday and I took her out for a short 30 minute ride. WOW! Can’t wait to do a longer ride. Thanks again for the recommendation!

[@curtissumner9797]

Good review. I agree I purchased this seat pad last year. I have an Air Hawk and a Wild Ass seat pad. I find that I like this the most of the 3. This yeas alone I put more than 2000 miles on it. I have to admit at first I wasn't a fan, but after long rides I enjoy this pad the most. Another consideration on this pad you don't feel like your slipping on it in turns compared to an air cushion seat. Highly recommend it's worth the money.

[@problemslayer3538]

Silicone hex cushions are what you need, something from purple or vivamint

[@ToddsProjectsandOutdoorJournal]

I say find what works for you and stick with it. For me the butt buster is working great! Thanks for the comment...

[@alienman7866]

I have a La Pera solo seat. It gets rough after about 45 minutes. Painful. I got a butt buffer expecting a big difference. The difference is negligible at best. Without the butt buffer, my butt would hurt. When I added the butt buffer my Gooch hurt alot worse in about 30 minutes. Dang. Glad I found one locally. The guy selling it said it wasn't worth 30 so I gave em 20.

[@ToddsProjectsandOutdoorJournal]

I love mine, it's a game changer for me. Thanks for watching...

[@alienman7866]

@@ToddsProjectsandOutdoorJournal are yall serious?!?! These things are too thin

[@ToddsProjectsandOutdoorJournal]

@@alienman7866 To each his own! With this product I can now ride for hours without pain. Prior to using this seat pad I would only be able to go for about 45 minutes before having issues. Do you own this product? Have you actually used it on a long ride?

[@herno1]

Do you have to remove the seat every time you want to clip on/off the cushion?

[@ToddsProjectsandOutdoorJournal]

If you attach it to the seat, then yes. You don't have to attach it though. If you want to use it and take it off, you can. With the non-slip grip on the back, It will stay in place without being attached.

[@evetsegap]

I might try one.

[@ToddsProjectsandOutdoorJournal]

I love it. It has been a game changer for me. Best of luck to you.

[@alienman7866]

Don't waste the $$

[@roadglidechief8594]

How about actually taking your seat OFF and showing how you install it? That's the problem with so many videos, people don't go into detail. Too much "fluff" talk and no action.

[@ToddsProjectsandOutdoorJournal]

Perhaps you didn't watch the video all the way through, at 6:08 I take you through exactly how to attach it to your motorcycle seat. I highly doubt that the vast majority of the motorcycle public would need or want more instruction than what I gave in the video to make a buying decision or to install one on their bike. Thanks for watching and giving me feedback...

[@jeffreyyeater1780]

Its not real tough .

[@RainbowComicsandCardscom]

What brand/model is your luggage rack and is quick attach? Great video. Thanks.

[@ToddsProjectsandOutdoorJournal]

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[@ToddsProjectsandOutdoorJournal]

Hope that video link helps, best wishes...

[@jasonfick4506]

No.