Daytona Cozy, CB500F bars, TRAD2 mirrors

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Hi EJ,
Have you been on any long rides with the Daytona seat?
I like the looks of the seat but want to make sure it's comfortable for day long trips.
Thanks,
Dino

Some pics of recent mods onmy 2014 standard, including the Daytona Cozy 70's Style seat, TRAD2 mirrors, and Moriwaki frame sliders, all from Samurider, plus CB500F bars, Oury grips, and metalmaven's license plate holder.

Thanks to Chip for the clear handlebar instructions. No drilling was needed for my bike. I couldn't do much about the brake line, but I did adjust the clutch line and throttle cables, none of which needed to be replaced (at not least in my eyes--some people may be bothered by the routing, but it's functional).

The Daytona seat is very comfortable. Much firmer than stock and way roomier. I can easily get both feet flat on the ground and I'm a 30" inseam. I haven't been uncomfortable on it, but I also haven't ridden more than an hour at a time on it yet.

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