Photo: Roland Sands Design
If you think your bike deserves the best aftermarket aprts you can afford, then your own behind does so, too. And if premium quality is barely enough for your soft rear, then Roland Sand's new line of aftermarket bike seats should definitely do.
The new RSD seat lines bring forth a re-interpretation of the classic shapes and sport an intriguing blend of unconventional styling, while remaining faithful to the rider comfort needs. The Enzo series is inspired from the supercar world, and sports a foam center part for long-ride comfort. Enzo is intended for upgrading 2004-13 Sportsters, 2006-13 Dyna, 2008-13 FL Touring, and 2000-13 Softails w/ 200mm Rear Fender Kit.
The Boss series boasts the impeccable craftsmanship of artsy upholstery: the diamond-pattern triple stitching blends distressed vinyl with leather in a design that's both elegant and ageless. Available for 2004-13 Sportsters, 2006-13 Dyna, 2008-13 FL Touring, 2000-13 Softails w/ 200mm Rear Fender Kit.
Created for the 2004-13 Sportsters, 2006-13 Dyna, and 2000-13 Softails w/ 200mm Rear Fender Kit, The Avenger and Cafe (2004-2013 Sportsters) seats show a timeless perforated top design in a wonderful combination with plain panels, adding just the right amount of retro styling.
Available in several color options the new RSD seats retail for prices starting around $370 (€286) a pop.
The Boss series boasts the impeccable craftsmanship of artsy upholstery: the diamond-pattern triple stitching blends distressed vinyl with leather in a design that's both elegant and ageless. Available for 2004-13 Sportsters, 2006-13 Dyna, 2008-13 FL Touring, 2000-13 Softails w/ 200mm Rear Fender Kit.
Created for the 2004-13 Sportsters, 2006-13 Dyna, and 2000-13 Softails w/ 200mm Rear Fender Kit, The Avenger and Cafe (2004-2013 Sportsters) seats show a timeless perforated top design in a wonderful combination with plain panels, adding just the right amount of retro styling.
Available in several color options the new RSD seats retail for prices starting around $370 (€286) a pop.
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