Great question ... the Airhawk is great and works well ... someone suggested I try the Sargent seat so I bought one ... I feel the Sargent is the best option, however, the Airwawk is 20% of the cost of the Sargent seat and works really well! Thanks for watching and thanks for the question!
@@dangerdave8080very cool🤙🏼thanks for the reviews. I do a few iron butts a year and am long overdue for an upgrade. I've been using a piece of real thick wool/hide which seems to help some, but its not a permanent solution by any means. I use to have a Sargent seat on an old VStrom that I really liked but since I upgraded to the GS six years ago it's just been the hard stock seat. It would be neat to see you do a longer term review of the Sargent once you've put a few more seasons on it. See ya on the road👊🏼
I bought a sargent dtx for my R1250RT about 1 month ago. I have hust over 800 miles on it. As described its gotten much more comfortable as it gets broken in. I wpuld describe it as firm, supporive but not hard. Not sure what the range if it will be but already at least 2x the stock as far as ride time before i feel it. Also, the heating element is better than stock. I am very pleased
Dave, did the seat have any effect on inseam reach to the ground. I am able to comfortably flat foot my 2017 R1200 GSA with the seat in high position. Since the seat is wider does that have any effect?
Great question. I too can flat foot in the high position (barely). With the Sargent seat, yes, it does stretch your legs a pinch. The wider seat of the Sargent "pulls" your legs up a bit for sure. THANKS for watching!
I bought mine about 6 months ago and I love my Sargent Seat for my 2024 BMW 1250 GSA. I also bought the backrest and it is awesome too.
I may get that backrest for the BMW... I have a back rest on the GW ... love it. Thanks for watching!
Is it fully waterproof?
Is there a seat made for Ducati v4 front only
So what about that inflatable seat you recently reviewed? No good anymore? It pop😅?!
Great question ... the Airhawk is great and works well ... someone suggested I try the Sargent seat so I bought one ... I feel the Sargent is the best option, however, the Airwawk is 20% of the cost of the Sargent seat and works really well! Thanks for watching and thanks for the question!
@@dangerdave8080very cool🤙🏼thanks for the reviews. I do a few iron butts a year and am long overdue for an upgrade. I've been using a piece of real thick wool/hide which seems to help some, but its not a permanent solution by any means. I use to have a Sargent seat on an old VStrom that I really liked but since I upgraded to the GS six years ago it's just been the hard stock seat. It would be neat to see you do a longer term review of the Sargent once you've put a few more seasons on it. See ya on the road👊🏼
I bought a sargent dtx for my R1250RT about 1 month ago. I have hust over 800 miles on it. As described its gotten much more comfortable as it gets broken in. I wpuld describe it as firm, supporive but not hard. Not sure what the range if it will be but already at least 2x the stock as far as ride time before i feel it. Also, the heating element is better than stock. I am very pleased
That's great ... good description of the break in time . THANKS FOR WATCHING and aharing.
Dave, did the seat have any effect on inseam reach to the ground. I am able to comfortably flat foot my 2017 R1200 GSA with the seat in high position. Since the seat is wider does that have any effect?
Great question. I too can flat foot in the high position (barely). With the Sargent seat, yes, it does stretch your legs a pinch. The wider seat of the Sargent "pulls" your legs up a bit for sure. THANKS for watching!