Best Motorcycle Seat Cushion! Butt Buffer Saved my @$$!

We thoroughly tested the Butt Buffer motorcycle seat cushion during a 9 day, 3200-mile motorcycle trip to Sturgis 2020 on multiple bikes, including touring and non-touring models. I also tested the Butt Buffer seat pad on my Kawasaki KLR 650 while adventuring and off-road riding. I don't care if you think you have the best seat on your motorcycle, because your butt will still get sore and achy if you're riding long distances and for multiple days. And many of us suffer from varying degrees of lower back pain, which can get worse during these long motorcycle road trips. Our findings were that the Butt Buffer motorcycle seat pad definitely helps with both these issues.  

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[Rocketwinger]

Great products to help you ride longer. I find at times it is simply cheaper to pull over and walk around for 2 minutes! Getting the blood moving, goes a long way. Great video as always!!!

[cuffeteaghlach]

I've been using the airhawk for 5 years now, and it's been great. I like the fact that I can adjust the pressure at any time.

[kevinbarnes]

I bought my Butt Buffer from a local shop and have used it for a year and a half, great product, very comfortable all the way around. It never gets too hot in the summer and warms up fast in cold weather by body heat. I still have the stock seat on my '15 SGS and I was looking at different models when I found the Butt Buffer and tried it. Glad I didn't have to spend hundreds on a new seat. I've ridden several multi-day, multi-thousand-mile trips since I bought it and I can testify, no more sore butt!

[drylandswim]

GREAT product! Was shopping for an aftermarket seat for my 2020 CVO SG this past winter and saw your video about the Butt Buffer. Decided to give it a try and LOVE it. Bought a large for myself and a medium for the passenger. I'm a 70 yr old rider and it has made a tremendous difference for my boney butt and lower back. Won't even take short rides without it. Thanks for the post!

[tomcrumpton]

Have used Airhawk for 5 years...only $100....and it's great on Eaglerider trips with hundreds of miles per day on rental bikes. I'm 60...big guy...and this $100 Airhawk is portable from bike to bike (I have a couple)..for trips...and cheaper than a new seat

[scott]

Mine was delivered yesterday. Took a quick 30min ride to test it out. I could tell right away it will help. It greatly reduced felt road vibrations. Looking forward to putting it to the test on a 2+ hour ride.

[jamesluster]

I bought one of these and rode from Texas to Sturgis with no problem!!!! They really work!!!! Thanks

[jeremybraman]

First time seeing your material. Found it while searching for ass pain-relief while riding my 2022 Honda Rebel 1100 DCT. Truly appreciate that you're well-spoken, knowledgeable, and personable. Love this video, sir.

[dh]

I've tried literally just about every seat pad there is, and quite a few of the aftermarket seats also such as Corbin, Mustang, Sargent, Ultimate, Saddlemen, and Russell. The Russell was my favorite of the seats, but they're not cheap. Of all the seat cushions I've tried, I'm the happiest with the Pro Pad SuprCruzr sheepskin pad I have now on the hammock seat of my 2018 Road Glide Ultra. I have suffered tailbone pain for years riding, and this pad has a tailbone cutout which has significantly increased the time I can go between saddle breaks. I've tried other pads that had this cutout, but for whatever reason they didn't work near as well for me.

[babs]

Never go riding without my Butt Buffer. Living in south Florida, the pebble version is the best choice. Rode my ‘14 XL1200T sporty (stock seat) with the Butt Buffer on a 3300 mile trip. I was comfortable the entire trip.

[jerryknight]

I just ordered one of your Butt Buffers. I turned 70 last month and the rides are a little harder than they used to be. I'm gonna try it on my CB500f and if it works out, I will probably order one for my 1200 Iron. Being the cheap bastard that I am, I checked Amazon and they want substantially more than you are charging. Thanks for the good content in your vids.

[richnisbet]

Just got my Butt Buffer for my Sportster. It's great. Thanks.

[jeffpearson]

I got one of these in Nova Scotia over 3 years ago and have used it on two bikes now. Love it. I got mine with the black trimmed sheepskin (I dont see that option on your link but it is on their website and well worth the extra few $$) and it fits my seat perfect. Although I ditched the elastic straps and used the four small loops to permanently tie it to the seat. The sheep skin lets your arse breathe on hot days but also keeps it warmer on the cold days. I just couldnt stand paying big $$ for an aftermarket seat and this really made all the difference.

[kurtisgothreaux]

Great product video as usual Ryan. Might be a good idea to mention that just about any seat pad is going to raise you up a bit if that's important to you.

[bljustice]

Used the Airhawk for years and traveled all over every part of Califas. Switched to the butt buffer and very happy. Best part is, sold my Airhawk to offset the buffer.

Only gripe is, don't let your butt buffer sit in the sun. It radiates the heat once you are back on the bike. Enjoy

[danielmains]

I recently completed the Saddle Sore 1000. My seat is a Corbin Solo seat on a 2009 FLHT. I can honestly say the Large Butt Buffer with Sheepskin made a world of difference. I usually move around after a couple hundred miles and I don't recall having to shift my weight around the seat at all on the ride.

[JeffSkymaster]

What a night and day Difference using Butt Buffer nothing even comes close.No more aches or Pains or fatigue.Thanks to the L.A.B.

[APOMonaHarleyInMiddle-Earth]

Very helpful, I ordered some and have received mine in the mail. Now to try them out!

[agn]

I looked at this one but decided to get the AirHawk instead. With the Air Hawks, I can inflate to whatever firmness I want and it has air channels between the air pillows which is great to flow air through the seat on hot days.

[scottberry]

I just had a seat custom fitted to me by a company named Cycle Ops USA out of Florida. I shipped him my seat and told him my height weight and inseam. It was for my Victory Vision and it cost me 1100.00 dollars. I had a hard time justifying that cost for a bike that is basically obsolete but I like it. Before I could only ride 1/2 hour and in squirming and stopping within a hour. Now I can fill the bike and basically ride it gas stop to gas stop. I’m thinking about sending my Electra Glide original seat in and having that one done. It’s a lot of money but it was worth it to me. I may try the seat pad on my KLR 650.