Why ? They only use more fuel and whinge that your going too fast :mrgreen:I like the idea that I may have an unexpected passenger from time to time
grandpaul said:The only good thing I have to say about Corbin SEATS is that they LOOK good.
I have NOTHING good to say about the company, or ANY aspect of it's dealings with the motorcycling public. I also have nothing good to say about the price or "comfort" levels of Corbin seats.
As my momma used to say, "if you don't have anything good to say, don't say anything."
So, other than the fact that they LOOK good, I'll say nothing more.
JimC said:Corbin is probably the most popular after market seat for the Harley-Davidson. That should give you a clue. Form over function, no matter the cost to comfort. Most long distance riders I know swear by a Russell seat. I have a Corbin Gunfighter on my 72 Combat. I would not want to sit on it all day. Have a Corbin Dual Touring on my BMW K 75. Not too bad for the first 100 miles or so.
pelican said:coco- nah, you can only fit 4 across and have a little extra room at the back for small items because it tapers up in the middle for the rear fender.
Cookie said:That's why you need multiple bikes. Explain to your wife that you also need a bike with proper room for beer as it is a shame to spoil the sleek looks of a Norton with bags.
Amen to that brother! .... That's a real nice seat. I was admiring it on another bike not too long ago.petejohno said:Why ? They only use more fuel and whinge that your going too fast :mrgreen:I like the idea that I may have an unexpected passenger from time to time