Air Hawk cushions for Sale

Since I now have a Corbin seat I am going to sale my Air Hawk cushions: (1) medium for $60.00 plus shipping and (1) small pillion for $50.00 plus shipping if interested pm or email me at ourshepherdschapel@yahoo.com. phone: 828 275-0215

Pastor Ron,

Question about the Corbin.
Does it give you more leg room?
Does it sit you higher or lower or about the same as stock?
I had a Corbin on my Burgmans and loved it.
But wouldn't wanna shell out the big bucks IF I didn't gain some legroom.
Thanks
From Pastor Ron also ... aka Sirkitrider

Sirkitrider wrote:

Pastor Ron,



Question about the Corbin.  
Does it give you more leg room?  
Does it  sit you higher or lower or about the same as stock?  
I had a Corbin on my Burgmans and loved it.  
But wouldn't wanna shell out the big bucks IF I didn't gain some legroom.
Thanks
From Pastor Ron also ... aka Sirkitrider

A little more leg room because you sit a little lower....screen a little higher. Honestly, I waited because of the $500.00 cost...after putting about 700 miles on it since purchase, I wish I had done it years ago.

Thank you sir. $$$ ... yeah I bought used for the 650 I had and gave $500 for the new one on a 400. Yup. Money well spent though. It changed the look AND feel and ride of the 400.
Guess I mightiest we'll order me for for my new Silverwing:-)

Sirkitrider

Thinking of Buying a new Airhawk for my silverwing.

I think the medium sounds about right.

Its not for comfort, I have no problems with the Silverwing in that way its for bump absorbtion, my usual issue.

So just checking if they work on that front much as £120 notes.

Thanks

Tourtecs are cheaper and I've had one for about a year (ebay). Similar thing and I like mine very much.

Hi sounds good, what size, or model do you have on yours then please.

Do you get the Shilly Shallies at all on it ?

Do you think its reduces the shock transmission ?

Thanks.

SILVERWINGDAYS wrote:

Hi sounds good, what size, or model do you have on yours then please.

Do you get the Shilly Shallies at all on it ?

Do you think its reduces the shock transmission ?

Thanks.

I think I got the medium size. Basically, it's shaped like the front half of the Silverwing seat. The trick is to put just enough air in to still be able to feel the seat beneath. It certainly spreads the weight and makes a softer ride. It's cooler in summer, but not cold in winter. The design is a copy of the Airhawk with interconnecting air channels between cushioning "pods". The material seems strong and flexible and I'm happy with mine over the last year.

I'd like to say I've never had the Shilly Shallies, but I don't know what they are

I bought a used AIRHAWK and  very happy after a 1056 mi. trip last weekend.
A WORLD of difference on the old rear. Very happy with the ride.
1...Rode 1056 miles-1/3 Interstate
2...Used 19.6 gallons of gas
3...Avg fill up--2.61 gallons of gas
4...Average MPG--- 53.88
5....Gas cost per mile---4.7 cents
Pretty happy on the trip, Rode the Va.portion of the Blue Ridge Pkwy-also the
Skyline Drive to Front Royal, Va. There to Gettysburg N.P.
Most of the "bucket list" is complete. Outter Banks & Kitty Hawk is next.
Anyway I'm happy to be home safely.

Thank you both, sounds like a good investment for the Silverwing.

By Shilly Shallies I mean wiggling about a bit.

Best Mark.