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I had Corbin seats on two other bikes, so I knew it was my first choice for my new SGS. I called to check on their backlog and was told 3 - 4 weeks for the seat I wanted. Bummer, but it's what I wanted. Imagine my surprise when it shows up in six days, and I'm forced to go ride 200 miles in the 95 degree Las Vegas heat. My butt thanks you, Corbin, and thanks for the quick delivery!
BTW, the suspension on these bikes isn't that crappy, the factory seat sure is though!
I also was quoted the 4-6 weeks time frame when I ordered the last week of March. I was also surprised to receive the seat in less than a week. On my just over an hour ride each way to work, it has been very comfortable. I'll find out this weekend just how comfortable, as the wife and I are taking it out for a 400 mile ride.
I also was quoted the 4-6 weeks time frame when I ordered the last week of March. I was also surprised to receive the seat in less than a week. On my just over an hour ride each way to work, it has been very comfortable. I'll find out this weekend just how comfortable, as the wife and I are taking it out for a 400 mile ride.
My Corbin took a week and a half to arrive. It’s the most comfortable seat I’ve had on my bike. I’ve tried stock, modified stock by Mean City Cycle, Mustang super touring, Harley sundowner, and test road Harley hammock and Harley zeplin.
I also was quoted the 4-6 weeks time frame when I ordered the last week of March. I was also surprised to receive the seat in less than a week. On my just over an hour ride each way to work, it has been very comfortable. I'll find out this weekend just how comfortable, as the wife and I are taking it out for a 400 mile ride.
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Corbin Seat
