Don,
Are you still using this for your R1200R? Do you have the Sport Touring 12"x13.5" model? Thanks.
http://www.starcushion.com/galaxy_cushion.html
Freedom Cushions vs. Airhawk
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Freedom Cushions vs. Airhawk
-Bob-
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2014 R1200R - Dark White
2007 R1200R - SOLD
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Re: Freedom Cushions vs. Airhawk
Bob,
I still have (haven't used it lately) both sizes of the Freedom Air cushions. Had the Airhawk, did not work for my anatomy. I found the smaller (sport) size of the FA cushion works well with my redone by Sargent low seat. When I'm traveling a distance, I'll usually toss the FA cushion in one of the sidecases, and use it when my butt needs a break from one position.
Biggest secret to any air-cushion - do NOT overinflate. Less air is better then more air.
I still have (haven't used it lately) both sizes of the Freedom Air cushions. Had the Airhawk, did not work for my anatomy. I found the smaller (sport) size of the FA cushion works well with my redone by Sargent low seat. When I'm traveling a distance, I'll usually toss the FA cushion in one of the sidecases, and use it when my butt needs a break from one position.
Biggest secret to any air-cushion - do NOT overinflate. Less air is better then more air.
Don Eilenberger - NJ Shore
2012 R1200R - I love this bike!
2012 R1200R - I love this bike!
Re: Freedom Cushions vs. Airhawk
Don,
Thanks for your input. Just wondering if all of these things are worth the $$$.
Thanks for your input. Just wondering if all of these things are worth the $$$.
-Bob-
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Re: Freedom Cushions vs. Airhawk
Bob - the resale value on them seems decent, so IMHO it's worth the $$ risk to see if it works for you.angellr wrote:Don,
Thanks for your input. Just wondering if all of these things are worth the $$$.
Don Eilenberger - NJ Shore
2012 R1200R - I love this bike!
2012 R1200R - I love this bike!
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Re: Freedom Cushions vs. Airhawk
That price is obscene!
Try a sheepskin seat cover from http://www.alaskaleatheronline.com/servlet/StoreFront
for a tenth of the price...
Made all the difference to my R1100R.
Try a sheepskin seat cover from http://www.alaskaleatheronline.com/servlet/StoreFront
for a tenth of the price...
Made all the difference to my R1100R.
2001 BMW R1100R, Parabellum WIndshield.
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Re: Freedom Cushions vs. Airhawk
I have been using an Airhawk for several years. Very pleased with it and had only 1 small leak that was easily repaired with the kit sent with the cushion. The secret is to not overinflate the cushion. I thought the Airhawk was pricey but the Freedon is outrageous.
Hope they have motorbikes in heaven!