Thank you for your input in any case.And to give a complete answer I did not notice a real difference in terms of softer or harder. If I had to chose I would say single seat is slightly harder.
I'd like to know this as well.Is it possible to fit the solo seat after removing the rear subframe? How does the motorbike look? I am interested in a lower solo seat without the rear subframe but do not know how to make this configuration work.
Removing the rear sub-frame may be more effort than it's worth. I can't see a way of doing so besides permanently chopping off the rear.
It is easy to take off,six allen screws and it's off.... but it also supports the rear mud guard (two allen screws) so unless your doing away with the mudguard you can't really take it off without bracing it.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Ldi6m_0uHM
at 4:00 the guy from JvB says that it's easy to un-install it, just a couple of screws
As was said already, removing the subframe takes 5 minutes. It's really just 4 screwes for subframe and 4 for fender.Is it possible to fit the solo seat after removing the rear subframe? How does the motorbike look? I am interested in a lower solo seat without the rear subframe but do not know how to make this configuration work.