Originally Posted by Ridsy87

Going to add my 2 cents here because this is a pain in the *** issue. Bought an Airhawk last year to help with numb butt. Airhawk didn't last long as it actually created tailbone pain. Bought Sundowner and this year have developed constant tailbone pain. I do find relief sitting on hard surfaces which initially made no sense to me however the more reading I do on the topic I'm starting to understand. Thinking about upcoming trip to Sturgis I was getting desperate so I shipped my seat to mean city cycles. Got double decker memory foam and the tailbone relief channel cut into it. Just got the seat back so cannot report on it yet but I am starting to worry that since hard surfaces give relief that double decker memory foam will not help. Leaving for Sturgis a week for today. I will report when I return. Keeping my fingers crossed that the mcc mods will be the ticket and I will not be returning on a Corbin seat which I think would be my next move for their firm seat.

Originally Posted by Ridsy87

Returned home today on a new Corbin seat however not because the MCC modification didn't help with tailbone pain. In fact the MCC mods helped greatly with tailbone pain (that's the good news). The bad news is that even after putting over 700 miles on the stock MCC modified seat there was absolutely no improvement for butt burn. Seat was just as uncomfortable as before mod. Now if cost is an issue and you are at your wits end for tailbone pain I would highly recommend getting the MCC mod. If cost isn't an issue I would highly recommend the Corbin dual tour. Road over 700 miles in last 2 days, absolutely no tailbone pain. Seat is very firm but I can feel it breaking in with every mile. Significantly more comfortable seat than stock and they look good too!