Where to order a Corbin seat from?
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I bought a Corbin Dual Tour for my RK Custom a few years back. I bought it online from a dealer which saved me about $200. Basically they turned around and ordered the seat from Corbin and it was then shipped to me. I believe they drop shipped it right from Corbin to me.
Sounds nice saving a few hundred bucks. But here's the problem. At that time Corbin would allow a one time alteration of the seat. I needed the nose of the seat tapered in more to accommodate my leg length. Seat was pushing my thighs out making it tough to have both feet flat on the ground when stopped without scooting up on the seat. I later found out Corbin would alter a seat free of charge once. So I called them up and Corbin stated they would only do it from the original invoice that purchased the seat. In other words, I needed proof that the dealer I got it from bought it directly from Corbin. Well the dealer was a mom/pop outfit that didn't have great record keeping, so I was not able to get a copy of the invoice.
One other thing that bothered me about the seat was the flaps that Corbin uses to cover the holes for their back rests. I had no intention of using a back rest, so had I ordered it from them I could have specified no flaps.
Sounds nice saving a few hundred bucks. But here's the problem. At that time Corbin would allow a one time alteration of the seat. I needed the nose of the seat tapered in more to accommodate my leg length. Seat was pushing my thighs out making it tough to have both feet flat on the ground when stopped without scooting up on the seat. I later found out Corbin would alter a seat free of charge once. So I called them up and Corbin stated they would only do it from the original invoice that purchased the seat. In other words, I needed proof that the dealer I got it from bought it directly from Corbin. Well the dealer was a mom/pop outfit that didn't have great record keeping, so I was not able to get a copy of the invoice.
One other thing that bothered me about the seat was the flaps that Corbin uses to cover the holes for their back rests. I had no intention of using a back rest, so had I ordered it from them I could have specified no flaps.
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I also ordered through my dealer, who handled the order with Corbin. This allowed me to use ~$1150 in Chrome Bucks (H-D Visa) at the dealer and use that to pay for the seat and all the accessories I bought with it.
I got:
* the Close Heated Dual Tour
* the Standard Ovalbac®
* the nostalgic Chrome V-Rail
I got:
* the Close Heated Dual Tour
* the Standard Ovalbac®
* the nostalgic Chrome V-Rail
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