Solo seat comfort
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Solo seat comfort
I have been considering replacing the stock seat on my Deuce with a Corbin solo. My wife really isn't interested in riding along with me - and that suits me fine. I'm not interested in having a passenger.
I like the "slammed" look of the solo seat - especially on a Deuce. Question is, is the solo comfortable for day-long rides or limited to only short boulivard cruising? I like having a stylish ride, but there is only so much comfort these old bones are willing to give up.
I like the "slammed" look of the solo seat - especially on a Deuce. Question is, is the solo comfortable for day-long rides or limited to only short boulivard cruising? I like having a stylish ride, but there is only so much comfort these old bones are willing to give up.
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RE: Solo seat comfort
I have the Corbin Classic solo and so does a friend of mine. Mines on a softail and his is on an E-glide. They are definitely comfortable for a day long ride IMHO. He loves his as well and we both want to get the detachable backrests when we go on our week long ride in June.
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RE: Solo seat comfort
Thanks Ryan ... The backrest is a real lifesaver on the long ride - our club goes 200-300 miles on a Sautrday and somethimes the same on Sunday each week so comfort is in. Too bad there's a hole in the fender for the pilon seat otherwise I would not have spent the $$ cover the thing with leather! oh well!
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