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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2024
- A quick look into the Ciro ASR seat. This seat was designed by Adam Sandoval and is one sexy-looking seat. I've been wanting this for over a year but it always goes out of stock before I can order. Well, it's back in stock and on my bike. Take a look and tell me what you think.
This is how Ciro describes their seat:
The ASR seat has been designed in conjunction with long-distance rider Adam Sandoval to bring riders the most comfortable and stylish seat available today. Adam has hundreds of thousands of miles in the saddle so he knows what it takes to create an exceptional seat for the touring rider. At the core of this seat lies a gel insert designed to reduce vibration by up to 50% while at the same time reducing direct impact forces by up to 92%. The gel also provides a neutral suspension that will conform to the shape of the rider, resulting in the most comfortable long-distance rides you've ever experienced. The shape of the seat allows for a relaxed riding position and the recessed area in the center eliminates any pressure on your tailbone. ASR Seat, Pillion, and Backrest are SOLD SEPARATELY.
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Nice video! Happy to hear you're enjoying your ASR Seat, we appreciate your business and support!
I can’t wait to see the review on this seat Ron. That street glide looks amazing. Love everyone on your videos man. Keep them coming.
Pretty good one - thank you!
Can't wait for this review! 65 MIN!!
I have been wondering about this seat I’m waiting for my Corbin to see how it goes. But now my ultimate is the winner. Keep the videos coming brother!!!!
Yeah I’m looking forward to you doing that video when it comes in. I’ll be up there next week checking out Corbin.
Looks good
I purchased the ASR seat front, passenger & backrest. I have a 2021 CVO sg. It is the most comfortable seat I have had on a touring harley. The main complaint I have is, it sets you back about 1.5 inches. Which stretches my arms almost to a fully locked position. I am 5’9” with a 30” inseam. I am going to a T-bar setup with a kickback. I will see how that works. Other than that, I love the seat and the way it feels & looks. I have approx 200 miles on the seat as of now.
I feel like it pushes me forward a bit lol
Did you need to remove the trim under the passenger pillion on your CVO? Thanks
Looks pretty decent! The bike is really looking sharp. Hell of a transformation from the showroom! I sold my extra seats, only the hammock style heated/cooled seat. Love this one. Taller but I can still bend the knees while flat footed at the lights (5’9”). Thought my height would of been more of an issue with it. Added the cable adjust backrest, the mount was too tall and forward, poked the tailbone so I cut it down a bit over an inch, and back about the same. Can’t feel it there, just the backrest. Would love a banana style seat like the old chopper bicycles LOL, not exactly like those but a long flat style. I’ll move back and forth on the seat through the day, I love this hammock seat for that since the moulded support has very soft foam so your range of motion is quite good. Keep up the good work Ron,
Looking forward to Daytona vids!!
You should check out Corbin seats. You might be able to get your chopper seat there lol
@@RealRonTV I know, it sounds ridiculous. LOL. Sometimes I sit on the passenger seat, stretch back, hey if this transition hump wasn’t here, golden!!! Side note, still warm up here in central bc. Normally freezing overnight and even snow by now, taking advantage of the 65-75f weather. Cheers!
Nice... where'd the a get that sweet sissy bar back rest???
Nice and nice bike bud
Where did you get the rails on top of the fender? I assume to protect from passenger seat marring?
So did it siut you back any further. This would be my concern as I only have a 30 inch inseam. Tnx and I enjoyed this video.
I have a 32 inch inseam and it’s almost perfect. I could probably use another inch so it should be perfect for you.
@@RealRonTV Good stuff. thanks for the info...Im built like the guy above with a 30 inch inseam so this may work for me too. .
RealRon
So, I am considering the ASR seat and looking for reviews and ran across your vid. I then noticed that I have the same rear setup as you with the Siouxicide Choppers sissy bar and luggage rack (Navy for mine). I also went with their engine guard as well, however, couldn't help but notice that your saddlebag guards look very similar to the SC stuff. I checked their website and I don't see anything. Are these by SC or someone else?
These are vindikta guards.
@@RealRonTV Thank you for the quick response. Stay safe out there!
Mad Man.. How do you like that Street Glide any regrets from switching to it from a Road Glide.. reason may do same
I love the street glide. Easier to maneuver at slow speeds than the road glide in my opinion.
Its a Saddlemen Dominator seat.
It looks like one but trust me it isn’t. I tried that seat and didn’t like it at all.
I know this is an older video, but do you remember the difference between the 2 ? I’m looking at both. Thx…
So you have had this seat for a year now. Any update on your thoughts on the comfort of the seat
Still love it. I’m taking it in June to Alaska on 11k plus round trip. I’d say it’s a keeper 😛
Did you get the backrest?
I really like the look of this seat and the versatility of being able to take the passenger off.
I had a mustang seat on my previous ride and I loved it.
This gel technology is new for me and hope it will be has comfortable as the mustang.
I don’t think I’m going to be able to wait for you to get back from your Alaska trip….please post another video of your thoughts on the comfort of the seat .
Btw…Nice ride…have a safe and glorious trip!
Have you did any research on the bad boyz cycles freedom, scorpion or newly released venom seat?
Are you trying to feed my seat addiction? 😝
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@@RealRonTV ha! It seems we all have the curiosity and addiction to new parts, seats, and bars.... it's an expensive lifestyle. I have shelves of stuff that I didn't love over the years. I just can't part with that stuff as somewhere in the back of my mind I keep thinking perhaps it will fit on the next bike...or if I change my mind....lol