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I have a Corbin seat on my Heritage and love it. Move on down to South Carolina, we ride year round. My wife is in real estate and will help you find a place.lol. She closed on some property for a couple from upstate New York several weeks ago and they love it.
You will enjoy it but, give it time, at first you might hate it, but dont give up, Corbins need to learn your butt so to speak. You will learn to love it! Ask me how I know.
Remember horse saddles have no padding but are comfortable!
You wouldn't be putting anyone on that back of that Corbin, that is purely a solo seat. Sweet looking seat for sure, interested in the spring update on it.
Originally Posted by Tampa Fatboy
Nice seat, just too much seat ffor me. I ride solo.
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