Corbin Seat
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Question for you.....can you compare how high or low the Corbin Low is in comparison to the stock seat in low position? Or the HD low seat if you have that as well?
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I posted the below in another thread a couple of weeks ago.
I installed a low Corbin seat this past week. For reference, I am 5'6" with a 29 inch inseam on a good day. With the stock seat in the low position with ARH active, I was on the tips of my toes. With the Corbin seat, I am on the B***S of my feet. The Corbin seat is narrower in the front which allows a straighter shot to the ground. I do have a Reach Solo seat that has been on backorder since I got my bike at the end of July. I am going to try that seat as well once it comes in and keep the one I like best. I did do a 250 mile ride this past weekend with the Corbin only stopping once long enough to top off the tank, probably 5 minutes or so. The Corbin is much more comfortable and I didn't get the discomfort that I get on the stock seat after about an hour or so. The Corbin also doesn't push you forward like the stock seat.
I have since received my Reach seat. Feels a bit lower as the foam is not as dense as the Corbin. Doesn't push me forward like the stock seat. Did a 225 mile non-stop loop a couple of weekends ago. Much more comfortable than the stock seat. Corbin would still be my choice for all day riding. Keep both and will switch out depending on what type of riding I'm doing.
I installed a low Corbin seat this past week. For reference, I am 5'6" with a 29 inch inseam on a good day. With the stock seat in the low position with ARH active, I was on the tips of my toes. With the Corbin seat, I am on the B***S of my feet. The Corbin seat is narrower in the front which allows a straighter shot to the ground. I do have a Reach Solo seat that has been on backorder since I got my bike at the end of July. I am going to try that seat as well once it comes in and keep the one I like best. I did do a 250 mile ride this past weekend with the Corbin only stopping once long enough to top off the tank, probably 5 minutes or so. The Corbin is much more comfortable and I didn't get the discomfort that I get on the stock seat after about an hour or so. The Corbin also doesn't push you forward like the stock seat.
I have since received my Reach seat. Feels a bit lower as the foam is not as dense as the Corbin. Doesn't push me forward like the stock seat. Did a 225 mile non-stop loop a couple of weekends ago. Much more comfortable than the stock seat. Corbin would still be my choice for all day riding. Keep both and will switch out depending on what type of riding I'm doing.
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