Coleman MadDog Seat Cover

I have the Coleman /Mad Dog but on a Yamaha XT225. It does add a little comfort, but does not work miracles. Tons of riders on multiple machines use them; I see them often. It adds a bit to seat height, but not too much for most people although my 5'2" wife won't use it for that reason.

I also have an AirHawk similar to the other poster above. I really only used it for an Iron Butt ride, not daily.

I have that on my TW and it helps, but after a few hours I realize it could be more cushy. I tested an old throw blanket over it and could tell there is more room for comfort.

My used dl650 came with one; it does kind of help with the issue of sliding forward on the stock seat, but I don't notice a huge comfort difference with it on it off.

Lately I bring one of these on my long trips: Therm-a-Rest Lite Seat Ultralight Inflatable Seat Cushion

It's very light, packs down well, and you can use it as a cushion if there's nowhere to sit when you stop.

I use a sheepskin on my seat, slip the cushion under it, rotate it out every gas stop when the seat starts to feel uncomfortable.

My V-strom still has the stock seat, so it's very nice to have there.

On the SV, I have a corbin, and I can go a lot farther on it before any saddle problems, but the Big V is much nicer overall on knees, hips, and wind protection of course.

Thanks for the feed back. I had seen the inflatable one mentioned above but brushed it aside as it is advertised to be for cruisers. I may hafta give that one a second look.