Tripper™ for Harley-Davidson Electra Glide Standard, Road Glide, Road King & Street Glide 2008-2021

Mustang Tripper seats are low, lean and combine show-quality styling with comfort. Sits the rider lower while maintaining a similar reach to the controls. Features include detailed stitch work in the highly durable synthetic glove-leather cover available in original or custom tuck-&-roll styles. Comes complete with chrome hardware (78032) and mini fender bib (78064).

Note: Will not fit with handrail.


You can order the Tripper™ for Harley-Davidson by clicking here.


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