Mustang or Corbin close solo
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RE: Mustang or Corbin close solo
TK,
Sorry to hear that the Mustang seat didn't work out for you. Let us know when you do put on your Corbin and how you like (or don't like it.) I'm not sure about their return policy, but if Mustang let you return its seat, I figured Corbin would as well.
Kahuna
Sorry to hear that the Mustang seat didn't work out for you. Let us know when you do put on your Corbin and how you like (or don't like it.) I'm not sure about their return policy, but if Mustang let you return its seat, I figured Corbin would as well.
Kahuna
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Update:
Picked up a Mustang solo to try yesterday, I'm going to return it this morning. It's absolutely the most uncomfortable thing I ever sat on!! feels like sitting in a church pew. The side ridges from the bucket put uncomfortable pressure underneath my thighs even with my feet up and on the floorboards. I'm unable to put my feet down flat on the ground like I can with the stock seat unless I slide forward to where I'm almost on top of the gas tank. Moves you back a bit too. I just had reduced reach bars installed and they were set up perfect with the stock seat. With the Mustang, I had to stretch forward. I know a lot of people love their Mustangs, but personally I'd have to stick with the stock seat if that was my only other choice.
Anyway, I think I'm going to try the Corbin Close Solo next. But only on the condition they will let me return it if I sit on it and don't like it. I know these things get more comfortable with the break in, but if the contours aren't in the right place to begin with!!! I want my seat to break in to the shape of my ****, not the other way around.
Update:
Picked up a Mustang solo to try yesterday, I'm going to return it this morning. It's absolutely the most uncomfortable thing I ever sat on!! feels like sitting in a church pew. The side ridges from the bucket put uncomfortable pressure underneath my thighs even with my feet up and on the floorboards. I'm unable to put my feet down flat on the ground like I can with the stock seat unless I slide forward to where I'm almost on top of the gas tank. Moves you back a bit too. I just had reduced reach bars installed and they were set up perfect with the stock seat. With the Mustang, I had to stretch forward. I know a lot of people love their Mustangs, but personally I'd have to stick with the stock seat if that was my only other choice.
Anyway, I think I'm going to try the Corbin Close Solo next. But only on the condition they will let me return it if I sit on it and don't like it. I know these things get more comfortable with the break in, but if the contours aren't in the right place to begin with!!! I want my seat to break in to the shape of my ****, not the other way around.
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