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Posted by Tfrank59
 - April 03, 2018, 12:31:37 PM

great looking bike!  where'd you get that windshield bag--is that a Harley one you adapted?

Posted by Pilgrim
 - April 03, 2018, 12:31:03 PM

Due to the angle of the 2 up seats, she will be close alright! I found a sheep skin works wonders if she starts complaining about sliding forward too much. If you can find a 2 up Corbin, they are more comfortable but you may like that seat better also. Everyone is different.
Bike looks good....

Posted by Zoar
 - April 03, 2018, 12:13:11 PM
Quote from: mittico68 on April 03, 2018, 11:47:19 AM

Really neat & nice!

Thanks! It drives great too!
Posted by mittico68
 - April 03, 2018, 11:47:19 AM

Really neat & nice!

Posted by Zoar
 - April 03, 2018, 11:17:02 AM

My Drifter has gone through a number of "revisions" since I bought it 3 years ago:  Dual auxillary lamps on the front, Vintage lighting front and back, customizing and lowering my exhaust... This was also done so I could mount new hard bags on it. (I had put on leather bags the first year, but they looked beat to heck after a season.)

The latest revision is the replacement of the solo seat (which I loved the look of) to a more pragmatic DUAL seat. Yes this latest revision is so I can keep my girlfriend close. I bought the seat last year but I was having issues with the bike and did not get it back from the shop until the SNOW started flying!!! So... I was not able to get the dual seat installed until last Saturday!

The seat was not bad to install. It made me weep a little to remove the solo seat BUT it needed to be done. The dual seat went on perfectly. Thanks to A.L. Ratkai. Thank you Andy, the seat and mounting pieces were in great shape and it all went together like a well made puzzle. The passenger pegs were also appreciated.

Although it is colder than normal and snow has been in the forecast, I have ridden this bike TWO days of the last 3 since I put the dual sweat on. Did I tell you guys I love this bike?!?

My Drifter is now ready for the 2018 season and trips with the GF.

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