mtiberio
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They seem to have many sizes and materials...
They seem to have many sizes and materials...
which model airhawk for nc700x
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RetroRob
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I have an Airhawk 2 Medium that I primarily use on my Triumph Thunderbird 1600. While I was able to it use over my NC's stock seat, I believe the Airhawk DS model is better suited to the stock NC700 seat.
macguy
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Cruiser medium seems to be the right fit. Mine just arrived today and I wouldn't get a different size.
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mtiberio
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The $90 one or the $180 one?
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Yep, that is the one I have and fits my butt good. The trick is follow the directions on the amount of air to put in one-I originally thought the directions were too low amount, put in what I thought I would like, but discovered I floated around too much. I put less than 1/2" of air in and it is very good now.Cruiser medium seems to be the right fit. Mine just arrived today and I wouldn't get a different size.
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mtiberio
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Thanks! Any caveats on the polyurethane vs neoprene materials? That seems to be the difference between the $90 and $180 versions...
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itlives
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I may be wrong but I think all Air Hawk's are the same material - whatever that is.
Edit- the cushion I recommended is polyurethane. I didn't look up n the others. Price difference can be different sellers on EBay.
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mtiberio
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I typo'd... the polyurethane hawk2 is ~$90, the original hawk is neoprene and is ~$180...
not an ebay seller issue...
not an ebay seller issue...
Hot Wing
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Don't be afraid to run the Air hawk backwards. I find it gives more surface area to spread the load.
