La Pera Vs Corbin
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RE: La Pera Vs Corbin
I have the LePera Bare Bones with Gel on my Super Glide. I have used a Corbin which is softer, but I prefer the LePera after about 500 miles it is GREAT; very comfortable over a couple hundred mile trip. And I think the Le Pera follows the line of the bike better. Sorry, no pic yet.
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RE: La Pera Vs Corbin
Check out my gallery.. Lapera Silhouette Bullet Solo seat on pretty much your bike except for the saddlebags.
That seat is a gel seat, which I didn't like so much at first but it seems to be breaking in.. I actually shelved it and went back to stock but gave it another try and the more I ride with it, I think it's getting more comfortable.. The only thing about it is the back of the seat is a bit thick, pushing you forward a little bit.. Their other solo seats aren't quite that thick a profile in the back so they might be better.. Also be careful if you decide you want a pillion, some offer it as an option and some don't. Quality wise, I think it's a great seat.. Better than the stock seat for sure.. Uses standard sideframe mounts instead of that weird bolt-within a bolt design on the stock seat. The seat is lean and forms perfectly to the frame and struts for a clean look. Sofar I've been pleased, but if I use a sissybar bag, I'm going to have to find either a luggage rack or something to cover the fender because it doesn't have a pillion option.. Also, check out their website.. If I remember, they can use all kinds of different custom materials and designs, if the standard black doesn't suit you.
That seat is a gel seat, which I didn't like so much at first but it seems to be breaking in.. I actually shelved it and went back to stock but gave it another try and the more I ride with it, I think it's getting more comfortable.. The only thing about it is the back of the seat is a bit thick, pushing you forward a little bit.. Their other solo seats aren't quite that thick a profile in the back so they might be better.. Also be careful if you decide you want a pillion, some offer it as an option and some don't. Quality wise, I think it's a great seat.. Better than the stock seat for sure.. Uses standard sideframe mounts instead of that weird bolt-within a bolt design on the stock seat. The seat is lean and forms perfectly to the frame and struts for a clean look. Sofar I've been pleased, but if I use a sissybar bag, I'm going to have to find either a luggage rack or something to cover the fender because it doesn't have a pillion option.. Also, check out their website.. If I remember, they can use all kinds of different custom materials and designs, if the standard black doesn't suit you.
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RE: La Pera Vs Corbin
Yeah that seat does look kinda cool on your bike. I see what you mean by the thickness in the back. I visited the site and checked out a few of the seats. narrowed my choices down to about 2. Still haven't made a concrete decision yet. I was thinking about the saddle bags also, but don't want the small ones like you have. I like how they sit low on the road king, but I guess you can pretty much forget that on the fat boy...........