Another potential customer here, Stewart.
While I wouldn't want to impose 4-up motoring for any distance on my back seat passengers unless they were either (a) very small or (b) wearing a facial bee-strainer of some sort, there's no denying that the 4-seater is extremely useful for 2-up touring as well as short trips with the whole family. The ability to store a couple of decent sized cases in the (relative) warm and dry is a big advantage. Particularly if, like mine, you have an alternative "low-profile" squab for the rear bench that has enough cushioning to prevent luggage bouncing around (well, not quite, but you know what I mean...) but gives an extra couple of inches of space below the tonneau cover.
