Corbin close seat
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RE: Corbin close seat
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Since it's about 10 degrees outside I have some time and continue looking for other than OEM saddle. It appears corbin has lowered it's price. Looking at the solo corbin close seat for 07' RKC. Anyone have info. on this.
Since it's about 10 degrees outside I have some time and continue looking for other than OEM saddle. It appears corbin has lowered it's price. Looking at the solo corbin close seat for 07' RKC. Anyone have info. on this.
When I bought this '07 SG I decided to go with Mustang based on price ($200 cheaper with backrest) and positive user feedback. This seat is more comfortable than the Corbin Close Solo and positions me about the same as stock, except lower, so I consider the purchase a success. If you are set on Corbin, you probably will like the seat. They are hard, but are very supportive and comfortable for most people and break-in after a moderate period of time. The Mustang is also firm but not quite as much.
I don't know the exact seating position the Corbin will give you on a newer bike compared to stock, but it might be good to call Corbin for this info before ordering. Decide if your stock seat positions you too far, too close, or too high before calling them.
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RE: Corbin close seat
I'm using the corbin close solo on my 07SG, but I'm only 5'4" with a 29" inseam. I love the seat. It does move you up about 2 inches.I have just over 11,000 miles on my corbin and it's comfy for me.When my boyfriend has ridden my bike it has been only for a short ride, but the closer seat would probably be uncomfortable on a longer ride. He's 6 feet tall....32" inseam.
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