Question about Corbin seats
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RE: Question about Corbin seats - 6/17/2005 7:45:37 PM
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00Red929
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 The seat lloks killer, and the color scheme mateches perfectly. Where can I find those seats? I have the same problem.
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RE: Question about Corbin seats - 6/17/2005 7:49:12 PM
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justin
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Go to www.corbin.com and check it out. It is $219.
The big benefit from this seat (as I have read) is that it puts you back and deeper into the seat so that you don't slide into the tank. I wish we could get some feedback from some 929 owners that have one.
Thanks for the input on the color coordination.
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RE: Question about Corbin seats - 6/17/2005 8:41:09 PM
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clean929
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i got a sargent seat off ebay for $189. it is alot similair to a corbin seat. it came with the front seat and a matching rear seat cover.
i got carbon fiber with red trim. ..
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RE: Question about Corbin seats - 6/20/2005 4:56:49 PM
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RumbleFish
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I went w/ the red stripe....it looks beechin'
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RE: Question about Corbin seats - 7/8/2005 6:53:32 PM
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bubbeewuv0630
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Ah yes... the reason why i had bought a new Corbin seat ($250!!!) was that I was too short for the stock seat... personally the corbin seats with the color scheme is cool, but would probably be a hassle to try and resell to someone else who has a different color bike. The corbin seat has a little bit of a molding that sort of "hugs" your bottom... that is if you have a big one... I have to scoot back to do that with mine, so it serves no purpose there for me. Also, the seat is a little firm.... it tends to become uncomfortable after a long ride... (few hours). I hope this helps :P
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RE: Question about Corbin seats - 7/14/2005 2:46:36 PM
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Beebe
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Heres my input on the corbin seat.
Lower coutoured seat to help cup your butt, and keep you away from the tank
Slightly lower seating ( when feet are on pegs) helps reduce back and wrist fatigue.
Due to the cup design of the seat, when @ a stop with your feet down , the edges of the cup seem to rub my thighs ( not as comfortable at a stop vs. stock)
Also due to the cup design of the seat, The corbin also reduced my footing when at a stop with my feet down. When your feet are on the pegs your butt is cupped into the seat. When you come to a stop and out your feet down you have to raise out of the cup ( if that makes sence) slightly reducing footing when stopped.
Stiffer than stock foam for sure
Better shape and fitting that stock
Over all if I dident get the seat used , for a great deal , I wouldent of been satisfied for full price $220 or what ever . I would like to check out a sargent seat for sure to compare.
But for the price of $100 Im as happy as a pig in shit !!!
< Message edited by Beebe -- 7/14/2005 2:47:58 PM >
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