..looks like it's frame mounted.
I like this buddy-seat
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I like this buddy-seat
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Re: I like this buddy-seat
are they old pictures ? I havent seen one like that... almost looks like the Heritage seat
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Re: I like this buddy-seat
I see no shovelheads.Bigincher wrote:Naa..... looks to me like a shovel/pan.....
It is a Guilliari seat, altered of course.
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Re: I like this buddy-seat
The red, blue, and brown Super-Glides are shovels. I guessin the pic was snapped in the late 70's or early 80's. I once mounted a H-D solo seat the same way by shit cannin the pogo set-up, and modifying the T-bar and welding it to the top of the frame and boltin the seat to it. If you use a side fill oil bag and a mag you're in business....bosheff
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Re: I like this buddy-seat
DOES give the scoot a clean sleek look!--Almost to new of a look!,,but I bet its comfy!---RICHIE---unless like ROBBIE said (for a fat-ass!) 
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Re: I like this buddy-seat
I beg your pardon! ....CottenRUBONE wrote:Solo seat for a fat-ass!
Robbie
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Re: I like this buddy-seat
The blue one looks like an FXR. so.....early 80's?Bosheff wrote:The red, blue, and brown Super-Glides are shovels. ....bosheff
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Re: I like this buddy-seat
That's the one !
Stylin' Tom.
(found those old pix from a party at the river house so many years ago )
Rick
Stylin' Tom.
(found those old pix from a party at the river house so many years ago )
Rick
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Re: I like this buddy-seat
Yes sir, I misidentifed the generator cases. Then I tried to delete my foolish post but couldn't. So I then had no choice but to sit back and wait for my beating...Cotten wrote:I see no shovelheads. ....CottenBigincher wrote:Naa..... looks to me like a shovel/pan.....
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Re: I like this buddy-seat
Here it comes:Bigincher wrote: ...So I then had no choice but to sit back and wait for my beating...
What in blazes is a "shovel/pan"?
I don't see two motors in any of them.
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Re: I like this buddy-seat
Oh Heck....
I just looked at the sidehack rig, saw the '51-'53 tank emblems, swingarm frame, and the smooth cam cover and foolishly jumped to the obviously rediculous conclusion that someone pieced something together withough even realizing it's a '65 that someone wanted to use a hand-shift on, and so probably just mounted up the tanks with the hand shift. Pure speculation of course, but a better guess than the first thing that fell out of mouth..!
Sorry..
Carry on...
I just looked at the sidehack rig, saw the '51-'53 tank emblems, swingarm frame, and the smooth cam cover and foolishly jumped to the obviously rediculous conclusion that someone pieced something together withough even realizing it's a '65 that someone wanted to use a hand-shift on, and so probably just mounted up the tanks with the hand shift. Pure speculation of course, but a better guess than the first thing that fell out of mouth..!
Sorry..
Carry on...