Mustang Motorcycle
Mustang Survival 74111AB Revere Journey Diamond 2-Up Motorcycle Seat Red Stitch
Mustang Survival 75059AB Revere Journey Solo Seat Gravity Red Stitch Harley Touring
Mustang Survival 76324GM Kodlin Signature Series Squareback Seat Black with Gunmetal Stitch
Mustang Survival 76322GM Kodlin Signature Series Squareback Seat Harley Touring
Mustang 76303 Fred Kodlin Signature Series Daytona Solo Seat for Harley Sportster
Mustang Survival 88511DC Wide Tripper Passenger Seat Dark Cherry Diamond Stitch
Mustang Survival 88503 Wide Tripper Solo Motorcycle Seat with Black Thread Stitching
Mustang Survival 88415MO Squareback Double Diamond Seat Black Orange Stitching
Mustang Survival 88415GM Squareback Double Diamond Motorcycle Seat with Gunmetal Stitch
Mustang Survival 88405GM Deluxe Chopped Tour-Pak Backrest Pad Black with Gunmetal Stitch
Mustang Survival 84003 Squareback One-Piece Motorcycle Seat Double Diamond Black
Mustang Survival 83061 Wide Tripper Solo Seat with Driver Backrest - Diamond Stitch
Mustang 79022 Standard Touring Solo Seat with Driver Backrest Tuck and Roll Black
Mustang Survival 89740 Standard Touring Solo Seat with Backrest for Indian Chief
Mustang Survival 89503SB Wide Tripper Solo Seat Dark Brown with Sky Blue Stitching
Mustang 89503MO Wide Tripper Solo Seat Dark Brown with Mandarin Orange Stitching
Mustang 89401SB Solo Deluxe Tour Seat with Driver Backrest Receiver Sky Blue Thread
Mustang Survival 89401MO Seat Solo Deluxe Tour with Deep Back Rest - Mandarin Orange
Mustang Motorcycle: Over Four Decades of Handcrafted American Comfort
Mustang Motorcycle Products has been the gold standard in aftermarket motorcycle seating since 1980. Founded and still manufactured in Three Rivers, Massachusetts, Mustang has built its reputation on a simple but powerful premise: every rider deserves a seat that eliminates fatigue, fits their body, and looks as good as the bike underneath it. For more than 40 years, that philosophy has made Mustang the most recognized name in motorcycle comfort accessories.
What separates Mustang from mass-produced alternatives is a commitment to genuine American craftsmanship. Skilled artisans hand-form each seat using high-quality raw materials, combining in-house engineering with meticulous attention to detail — from the stitching pattern on the vinyl to the contour of the foam beneath it. The result is a product that is as much about rider ergonomics as it is about aesthetics.
A Full Ecosystem of Comfort
Mustang's lineup begins with its legendary motorcycle seats — a vast catalog that includes one-piece touring saddles, two-piece solo and passenger configurations, and specialty cuts like the iconic Tripper and Squareback designs. Models span a wide range of fitments for Harley-Davidson touring bikes and Softails, Indian motorcycles, Triumph, and more, with options for extended reach, heated surfaces, and custom vinyl colors.
Comfort doesn't stop at the seat. Mustang's backrests and sissy bar pads are engineered to complement their seating systems, offering driver and passenger backrests — including adjustable and wrap-around styles — alongside padded sissy bar covers that match the stitching and vinyl of any Mustang seat. Together, these products form a unified comfort and styling package for long-distance touring.
Rounding out the lineup, Mustang's seat accessories cover everything a rider needs to protect and personalize their investment. Fender bibs, tank bibs, Tour-Pak® lid covers, saddlebag lid covers, rain covers, and driver backrest pouches are all crafted with the same attention to material quality and stitching detail found in Mustang's core seat products.
Built for Touring, Trusted by Riders
Whether you're configuring a Harley-Davidson Street Glide for a cross-country run or refreshing the look of a Softail Slim, Mustang offers a cohesive system of mounting hardware and replacement parts to ensure a clean, secure installation. Every component is engineered to work together, so riders can mix and match seats, backrests, and accessories with confidence.
Mustang's enduring popularity among touring and cruiser riders is no accident. It is the product of four-plus decades of listening to riders, refining ergonomics, and never cutting corners on materials or craftsmanship — all under one roof in New England.