Motorcycle Motorbike Compatible Adventure Motorcycles Review

Very welcome. I did a real Bun Burner 1500 in 36 hours and 2 other separate days of 700+ miles - worked fantastic. Didn't leak, comfortable and stayed in place. I agree - there should be a non-slip side, and the straps are sewn in like garbage. The first night I put on a pad and sat on it, the straps ripped from the straps. I overtook them with rebar. No need, let your Chinese factor spend 0.05 cents more and reinforce where the strap is sewn into the seam. But in general - I will take it.

I have had several AirHawk products over the years but due to constant use they have become too expensive to use all one or two years to replace. For $40 (about $100 for an AirHawk equivalent), I decided to try the Wehope version. So far, so good. In fact, this is 90% AirHawk quality at 40% cost. The cushioning feels the same while riding and the cushion doesn't move during use. The pillow stays still thanks to very strong (bulky) clips attached to non-elastic straps, which I personally like…

Worked well. As far as comfort goes, it's great when it's on. As far as I can imagine the Airhawk as it looks the same as the Airhawk. The difference is that it is attached to the saddle. The clips are big. So it's impossible to get under the seat of my Honda Shadow without getting in first. And since I only want that on rides over an hour, and maybe not before that hour, I don't want to fiddle with removing the seat every time. I managed to squeeze the front clip and strap under the front. my…

I'll try not to complicate things. The idea with the pillow type is to fill it with enough air to support you from your bike seat. The problem with this cushion is that like others, when you sit on it you are forcing air into the parts of the seat you are not sitting on. With this seat, that means you have multiple bladder chambers, roughly the shape of half a tennis ball, that pinch where you don't want them to pinch. I've tried this pad at different air pressures and on not one, but four…

Not much. It works as you would expect. It's an airbag for your ass. It feels a lot better than my stock seat. It changes the ride a bit because it lifts you a few inches. I'm doing a 1000+ mile trip a day as of today, so I'll update later. The only complaint I have so far is that it doesn't really last, but how can that be. It is attached to the seat with straps. My seat is tapered, so naturally it wants to slide on the cone. Oh, and the pump they include is really a waste. You don't have to…

I drive between 1,500 and 2,000 miles a month so comfort is important to me. My stock Concours 1400 saddle was fine until it started cracking and chipping after about 120km (the car drives 24/7, and the Texan sun and DFW are not ozone friendly). I bought a 'premium' gel seat cushion which lasted about 6 months before a 'hole' formed in its mesh cover and within a week or two the gel was being squeezed out of the gel insert which was starting to soak through coming out of the hole in sticky…