The XTribute seat fits the XSR. It's a bit thicker and is way more comfy, and it's far cheaper than the likes of Corbin, Sargent etc. An even cheaper option is a loose sheepskin cover, secured with a webbing belt so it can easily be removed. Second option has worked for me on many bikes for many years!

 

I don't know how much time you have riding this season, so I don't know how "conditioned" your butt is. That said, the solo saddle is more comfortable than the stock one and is a shade over $100. Best part with the XSR is the ease in swapping seats out. I just finished out doing a 240 mile day, then two days at around 80 miles each, then the last day doing the 240 miles again. I won't say my butt wasn't a bit sore at the end of the days, usually due to the straight roads ridden for part of it. The curves have me moving and weight shifting some, so much better. I also haven't ridden a lot yet this year, so that was part of the deal.

I will say the solo saddle, like some of the others, provides a flatter platform allowing some fore aft movement. That's the trick, being able to move a bit.

 

I'm coming close to 3000 miles since I got the bike back in April. The seat is pretty comfy. I just did a 12 hour day riding on saturday and I wasnt feeling sore til near the end.

 

I sent my seat away for reupholstering and a gel insert at Nostalgia Upholstery in the UK. It's still in transit back to me and I expect to receive it in a few days, but it looks gorgeous, and if it's comfortable too, that's money well spent - only £160 (not including shipping)

 

I really like the style/build of that seat ! I wish this forum wasn't so international sometimes. I can't imagine overseas shipping is cheap, or fast........ (I live in the USA)

 

Try these....https://www.kelpicustoms.com.au/