Corbin seat

I'm guessing there are others here who have the Corbin seat.  

I got one about a month ago.  I had some issues dealing with Corbin, which I won't go into here, but I'm really liking the seat....way, way better than the stock seat, at least for me.  Not too difficult to put on.  While I had the old seat off, I also changed the spark plugs.

Here's a photo of the bike with the Corbin seat:

I almost bought a Corbin when I had my SWing but I was able to ride for a few hours before getting saddle sore, so I didn't get one. I have heard nothing but good things about it on the SWing. I have the CTX700 now and I had to buy a Corbin and it is great. I could only ride about 30 mins on the CTX700 before getting really bad tailbone pain. But that is really because I have a bad back and the CTX doesn't have a butt-rest at all. I went to the Corbin factory about 70 miles south of me and installed it there and had them send my seat back. Best of luck with your new seat and I'm sure you will be glad you bought it.

I was amazed at the level of comfort on the SW, if I did about 50mls on my old Diversion 600, I new about it and did not want journey's of a lot more than that.
The SW is the most comfortable thing I have ever ridden, it makes you want to get on it and go, I wouldn't hesitate now to set of on a 200 mile journey, without any worries. (Don't forget I am in the Uk and we can't travel more than 200mls before we drop into the sea)

Happy here.

your pic looked familiar lol.. ya i need another seat, only issue i have is monkey butt rash.

Nice photo! Interested to know where you took it.

Mine is in California on State Route 88 in the central Sierra Nevada Mountains at the Bear River Overlook.

Tommo wrote:

The SW is the most comfortable thing I have ever ridden, it makes you want to get on it and go, I wouldn't hesitate now to set of on a 200 mile journey, without any worries. (Don't forget I am in the Uk and we can't travel more than 200mls before we drop into the sea)

What nonsense, You're in Kidderminster in the West Midlands, point your Silver Wing towards Northern Scotland and somewhere like Thurso or Durness, and depending on your route you'll have clocked up 560 to 620 miles to get to the sea.

google earth .... magazine mountain state park arkansas, ya drew 200-300 mile day trips are fun ... SW = go go go go

Meldrew wrote:

Tommo wrote:

The SW is the most comfortable thing I have ever ridden, it makes you want to get on it and go, I wouldn't hesitate now to set of on a 200 mile journey, without any worries.   (Don't forget I am in the Uk and we can't travel more than 200mls before we drop into the sea)

What nonsense, You're in Kidderminster in the West Midlands, point your Silver Wing towards Northern Scotland and somewhere like Thurso or Durness, and depending on your route you'll have clocked up 560 to 620 miles to get to the sea.

Just a Joke Meldrew, was not being serious.