[Need4Speed]

seems to be a split decision here..I can't say for sure, as I've never owned one, but everything I hear about them, people seem to love them, but I can also understand the point about the busa's anyways, however any little bit of comfort will be appreciated by your cheeks.. :thumbs:

 

[Need4Speed]

corbin seats blow. they're hard. never soften up.

this is the seat to have.
http://www.hayabusa.org/cgi-bin/busa/ikonboard.cgi?;act=ST;f=7;t=9138

i have one and will tell u it is very comfy. long rides, short rides and look great to.

Wow..thats some seriously way cool work there..I wonder if he can do them for any bike, or just busa's ???? I'll have to email him and find out.

 

[Need4Speed]

Corbin seats are ok for some riders and not for others. They are known for being firmer. A buddy installed one on his RC51 and loves it. But that bike barely came with a seat. I personally have never sat on a bad Suzuki seat yet. They all seem to be pretty soft...but who says I know anything, I own a Kaw... :lol:

To me, sitting on a Gixxer seat is like sitting on slightly comfortable flat rock. :lol: I guess Im just spoiled by my Kat's nice, full, deeper seat. But to each his own...It's not that its a bad seat, and actually more comfortable than alot of rides I've ridden, but geez, could they spare anymore padding.

 

[Need4Speed]

asked the other half about one of the new corbin seats..and she's like" NO WAY...i dont want a back rest on your sport bike..it'll look stupid!! I like it the way it is, or aleast if you get the seat, dont ever use the back rest!!" :smilelol: I like the seat style alot, so I'll hopefully get one by the spring..minus the backrest obviously.

So there's my answer... :lol:

 

[Need4Speed]

If you're going to get a Corbin, ride there and have 'em make it for you. Call them and let them know you're coming. They'll make you comfortable and feed you while your seat is being made. They'll let you try it out and shape it to your butt. They'll let you pick your own fabric and such.

Whatever you do, just don't let them put on red piping. It's ghey.

I tried doing a dealer search on www.corbin.com but it keeps coming up with a dealer listing in Florida. I assume you can send them your seat, and have them do it for you? which would be ideal over the winter months when its snowing,sleeting,icing and all that crap around here.

 

[Need4Speed]

i already emailed corbin for all the details on how to get it done...hopefully santa will be nice to me this december...