The component in question provides the rider and passenger a place to sit on a specific model-year of a Harley-Davidson touring motorcycle. It serves as a primary contact point, influencing comfort and control during operation. Its design and construction directly affect the rider’s experience.
This motorcycle component’s condition and style are pivotal to both rider satisfaction and the machine’s overall aesthetics. A well-maintained and ergonomically appropriate version can significantly reduce fatigue on long journeys. Furthermore, its appearance contributes substantially to the motorcycle’s visual appeal and can be a key element in customization efforts. Its historical design reflects the evolution of touring motorcycle ergonomics and styling.
