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| Training Wheels Joined: May 2009 From: vancouver wa I Ride: 1980 CB750SS 1995 CB1000 | Corbin seat I need some opinions here before I spend some $$..My 29 year old seat needs replacing and I like the look of the Corbin solo gunfighter but I'm wondering if the new lower seat height will make going on longer rides way too uncomfortable to be worth it..I'm 6'02" and have a 36" inseam so there's not a ton of room there now with the stock seat. I can get the old seat rebuilt but I'd like to add the Corbin if it will work..any input from my long legged brothers? I guess what I'm really asking is about the lowered seat height, not so much the manufacturer..I like the gunfighter style no matter who makes it but don't want to spend several hundred dollars for something made specifically for my bike that will be difficult to re-sell if I don't like it Last edited by easy; 07-04-2009 at 06:08 PM.. |
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| suzukigixxer ![]() Joined: Feb 2007 From: everett washington I Ride: gsxr750/Aprilia rsv 1000/gsf1200s bandit | not sure about corbin as far as comfort or return policy i'de think it would be worth the drive to seattle to riches custom seats he will cusrom make it to your butt and riding position then id you need alterations later he'll do it free he is on aurora ave in seattle |
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| MotoGP Champion | You asked.... I don't like Corbin one bit. POS in my opinion. I have owned 3 of them, they are to hard, don't ever conform to your personal touch an create sores. I liked Russel seats, and now the two sons have split and Bill runs his shop in Shasta Lake City Northern California, and his brother Rick has dad's named seat "Russel". The Russel is a winged seat, the Bill is not as much, although both make the best seats available. I also have Ultimate seats, Mustang seats and Sergeant seats. BMS (Bill Mayer Seat) is the best so far. http://www.day-long.com/ http://billmayersaddles.com |
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