Corbin Classic solo for R-Glide?
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RE: Corbin Classic solo for R-Glide?
I agree with Biggzed's assessment. I only ride with the corbin solo, except on the occasion(once a year)that the wife wants to ride with me. I did a 5800 mile trip on the stock seat and another on the Corbin. The Corbin is better.
BTW: Biggzed, that's one cool mother of a roadglide! Looks like you might pay a price for the look in long distance comfort, however.
BTW: Biggzed, that's one cool mother of a roadglide! Looks like you might pay a price for the look in long distance comfort, however.
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RE: Corbin Classic solo for R-Glide?
ORIGINAL: maximus
I agree with Biggzed's assessment. I only ride with the corbin solo, except on the occasion(once a year)that the wife wants to ride with me. I did a 5800 mile trip on the stock seat and another on the Corbin. The Corbin is better.
BTW: Biggzed, that's one cool mother of a roadglide! Looks like you might pay a price for the look in long distance comfort, however.
I agree with Biggzed's assessment. I only ride with the corbin solo, except on the occasion(once a year)that the wife wants to ride with me. I did a 5800 mile trip on the stock seat and another on the Corbin. The Corbin is better.
BTW: Biggzed, that's one cool mother of a roadglide! Looks like you might pay a price for the look in long distance comfort, however.
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RE: Corbin Classic solo for R-Glide?
The little experience I've had with Mustang seats (Dad used to have one on his Fatboy) are they raise me up and push you forward. I also don't like how the rear of the seat is formed. The rise at the back is to abrupt for me. I also prefer the leather of a Corbin over the vinyl Mustang also. JMO.
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