***SOLD*** Corbin Seat for Sale

[Kevhunts]

I have a leather top non-heated Corbin seat that has about 300 miles on it and still looks new.
I purchased it to use while my stock seat was being modified by Russell.
Asking $250 via Paypal shipped to lower 48.

Thanks,
Kevin

 

[keithjh57]

Re: Corbin Seat for Sale

Is is a more comfortable seat than stock? Does it let you sit higher or lower than stock. I am looking for a lower, yet comfortable seat as I am vertically challenged at 5'7". Thanks.

 

[Kevhunts]

Re: Corbin Seat for Sale

Is is a more comfortable seat than stock? Does it let you sit higher or lower than stock. I am looking for a lower, yet comfortable seat as I am vertically challenged at 5'7". Thanks.

It's a flatter & firmer feel than the stock seat. I would say the height is the same as stock, maybe a tad lower.

 

[RCDantzscher]

Re: Corbin Seat for Sale

I've had this seat for the last year, logged over 27K miles on the Corbin Seat. Its a very decent seat, but it won't make you taller. At a minimum, you might sit 'closer' to the bike, thru the thighs.

I don't regret buying this seat.

-Christopher

 

[Scoobynut]

Re: Corbin Seat for Sale

I have the Corbin and I can pretty confidantly say it lowers the seat a noticeable amount. Before I couldn't use the stock seat in the high position, but I can get the balls of my feet down with Corbin in the high position. Too high if I'm doing any offroad stuff though, hard to put the feet down on uneven ground when stopped.

 

[avc8130]

Re: Corbin Seat for Sale

I have a Corbin. I don't think it is technically lower than stock. What it does have is a more generous cut through the thigh area so I think it is easier to get your legs and feet down. I find the seat to be more comfortable than stock. This is a "saddle" technically so the more you ride on it, the more comfortable and broken-in it becomes.

ac

 

[Scoobynut]

Re: Corbin Seat for Sale

I don't think it is technically lower than stock. What it does have is a more generous cut through the thigh area so I think it is easier to get your legs and feet down. I find the seat to be more comfortable than stock.
ac

That's a better way to describe it -- easier to get your legs and feet down. I find it MUCH more comfortable than stock; it at least doubles the miles I can put on in comfort on any given day compared to stock. Stock seat left me in agony after a long day in the seat. The Corbin's probably not as good as a R. Meyer for long days, but a definite improvement over stock.

One for sale here looks like a good buy.