I have a 2012 softtail fatboy. Does the seat mount with one bolt or two bolt. My stock seat has two bolts that the rear of the seat slide in an screw
1039944
It mounts the same way as your stock seat. As long you order the correct part for 07-Later FLSTF.
795746
I have an older type men's Novara with the upper bar parallel with the ground. Where the wheel fork leaves the upper weld area, there are a pair of screw studs for mounting the front forks of the seat. It's been more than a year since I mounted it, and working great. I don't remember if there were any other seat mounting options included with the seat.
1962186
There are two screws that need to be loosened at the top. This will release the top part of the mounting bracket. Once that's done you simply put the seat in place and reattach the top of the mounting plate. A few seats are not designed with the two metal rods in the bottom, these would not be compatible with the thudbuster.
114776
Measure first. The ends screw off if u need to use your other factory ones. That's what I did. Its amazing how much people notice it on my 2012 fatboy.
161659
Those bolts are for threaded brazons. If you have them there should be 2 on you seat stays, just above your brake bridge, and 2 where the seat stays and the chain stays meet, just above the axle. They don't need nuts.
1804971
Yes, it has the bolt. However; it did not line up properly for my application and I had to change the alignment of the mounting screws.
127585
Having lost this seat less than six months after it was bought...due to the bolts coming out while I was riding it...have no idea. What I can remember is that it was wide enough for my wide tail end and took some getting used to riding. It was comfortable when I did have the chance to sit on it. If thinking about getting this seat...make sure you get some red thread locking compound to keep the two seat bolts from coming loose.
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The seats that I received from the seller did not have any mounting brackets just the fore-aft adjustment rails. My son and I had to take the old seats out, and canibalize the old seat brackets then bolt them on to the fore-aft adjustment rails, that added an extra day of work drilling out and grinding off the rivets from his Ford Ranger. Seats were a Major improvement over the Ford stock seats. The did sit up about 2 inches higher so beware, you will need to recline more to get head clearance in a low top vehicle, not an issue in the Ranger.
69088
I don't know about 2012. Worked great for my Suzuki BLVD M50 2007 bike! When installing, strongly suggest that you install by removing one screw, install one bracket with new bolt and then go to the rest. Don't take all four bolts off and then try and line it up. I have heard it can be a bear!
1897253
It should fit. The seat design is didn't change much. Bare in mind you will most likely have to deconstruct and reconstruct the rear seat. The factory bolts that hold the two seats together are horrible. The nuts on the rear seat are flat and when you turn the bolt it will spin. I had to take the seat cover off the rear seat and mount the rest with new bolts. It's easy to put back on with a good staple gun. This seat is well worth the money and the pain it is to install. I love mine and would buy it again and if I ever sell this bike that part is staying with me for the next one.
1811025
It has a bolt with a bracket attached. The bracket has a nut fitting opposite the bolt. They give you a plastic washer to put over the bolt to help hold it in place while you thread in the other bolt into the bracket nut. They use lock washers to secure it. (I am not a mechanic so I am not sure of the technical names of some of these parts.) Hope this answers your question. I just checked mine a couple of days ago and they are still tight. I am really happy with these. My wife and kids (and mother-in-law) can now get into the truck without a boost. ;-)
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I Had a similar problem. The chain guard wouldn't let me mount the motor low enough to attach It to the bottom rail. I bought a new bracket from kingsmotorbike.com . They have just about any part you would ever need. You could possibly get a longer bolt from home depot . You may have to get creative . Goodluck
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The screw mounts are recessed. I think the bolts I bought had a 1/4" head on them, about 1/2" length. I think the holes are 1/8" diameter. I had another mount on a platform on my bike, removed it, and put this one in without having to modify the holes. Even used the same bolts. Best advice I can give you is wait till your get yours then take it with you to the hardware store as you will have several options on bolt length and head size.
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In looking at your bike, It looks like the Rear fender mounts have changed. However the mounting holes for this bracket are 7.5inches apart so If you measure the mounting holes on the rear fender mount and find them to be 7.5 inches apart with the tail light inbetween then it will work. The thing that looks off to me is that it appears they moved the rear tail light to the last bolt hole and that could cause issues with mounting a back rest to the side rails. take a tape measure and measure the bolts on either side (front and rear) of the tail light. If there is 7.5 inches of spacing between them with the tail light in the middle then then it should work. In looking at your bike, It looks like the Rear fender mounts have changed. However the mounting holes for this bracket are 7.5inches apart so If you measure the mounting holes on the rear fender mount and find them to be 7.5 inches apart with the tail light inbetween then it will work. The thing that looks off to me is that it appears they moved the rear tail light to the last bolt hole and that could cause issues with mounting a back rest to the side rails. take a tape measure and measure the bolts on either side (front and rear) of the tail light. If there is 7.5 inches of spacing... » Read More In looking at your bike, It looks like the Rear fender mounts have changed. However the mounting holes for this bracket are 7.5inches apart so If you measure the mounting holes on the rear fender mount and find them to be 7.5 inches apart with the tail light inbetween then it will work. The thing that looks off to me is that it appears they moved the rear tail light to the last bolt hole and that could cause issues with mounting a back rest to the side rails. take a tape measure and measure the bolts on either side (front and rear) of the tail light. If there is 7.5 inches of spacing between them with the tail light in the middle then then it should work. « Show Less
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not sure it bolts in to the frame with two different bolts sorry can't answer your question
955102
It comes with a bracket on the seat which I removed from the two rods running through the middle and put my old one on it and then attached it to my bike. I had to remove my bracket and place it on the new seat as it has two rods on the underside .
279643
Yes, the frame of the seat mounts to the seat at three points (front and one at each rear side) with nut and bolts.