Can't afford a Rallye, trying a Rallye seat

nathanthepostman

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I rode the new Rallye the other week and liked it, but as an owner of a 2014 GS it didn't do enough to justify chopping mine in for one. Maybe the extra 20mm Sport suspension would be handy, but it would be a high price to pay for a bit of extra ground clearance.

I am then just trying the Rallye seat as I liked the style of it. Came this morning, just fitted it. Seat height has risen a fair bit. I previously could get both feet flat on the floor on high standard seat height, but now I'm down to one foot flat. I do ride the bike off road a fair bit so whether it'll make much difference to how many spills I have I'm not yet sure (further to dab a foot).

Curious to see how comfortable it is over distance The foam feels firmer than stock. Hopefully heading up to March Moto Madness on it this weekend so will get it a go test then.

In terms of pillion, it is still rated to carry one but I'd say it's going to be a bit tight for space on there.

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Yeah I was kindly sent this one to try (I do a bit for the bike mags so dropped lucky with it) They're about £290. Just trying to figure out if I have the high or low one as it is sitting quite a bit higher than the standard seat on high setting. I reckon it must be the high version of the Rallye seat I have.
 
Distance is no problem on them I have done 40K+on mine
Plus the Stella to Lancashire in one hit
and lejog + back in one on mine and its still comfy :thumby:



 
Ha. If I don't get some blocks fitted on the bottom of my boots then I might!

Apparently your local dealer should be able to order one. And it does come with the blanking plate for the rear seat.
 


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