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low seat for R1150RT

BRADFORDBENN

BRADFORDBENN

Slowpoke & Proud of It!
I am 5'9" also and the Sargent RT seat, non low version, worked for me to be able to flat foot the bike in the mid and low position. Plus they have a return policy :)

I would recommend them as a first stop.
 
both feet down now

using the wonderlich low seat, much better than the stock seat, I too are 5'9".
The sargent may be more comfortable for long rides, it's better than the stock seat but after several hours the ol' buns are sore.
Bob
 
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