A bit surprised at Corbin's reply about '09 Ultra Classic fitment
 

I sent Corbin a message asking if the Corbin Classic solo seat would fit with a Ridemaxx tuner mounted under the seat. I realize Ridemaxx is has only been available for 3 years but I'm somewhat surprised that Corbin hasn't had this question ask of them before now. Or, evaluate the fitment of their seat with a Ridemaxx Tuner for an '09.

Does anyone here have a Corbin Classic solo seat with a Ridemaxx Tuner installed?

This was their reply.

We have not run into any bike with this on the bikes so I would not be able to tell you weather or not this will indeed fit. But I do know that this is designed to fit only a stock configuration.

Maybe it depends on the "weather" where they make Mustang seats. Blows me away when the front line contact of any company has no grasp of the english language/grammar.

Sorry I can't help answer your question. I loved the Mustang solo I put n my previous bike (Dyna) and had no problem putting an alarm under it wrapped in bubble wrap. I suspect if the tuner will fit below the top fram rails then it will be fine as the seat will sit on top of the rails.

I know what you mean. I notice the error but I didn't want to alter their mistake. You would think they would have a spell-check huh?

I had a Mustang solo seat with a backrest on my '07 Road King Classic. It was a great seat but didn't particularly like the mounting bracket setup.

You actually GOT a reply from Corbin? THAT surprises me!

A spell check wouldn't have helped, as weather is spelled correctly. They just used the wrong whether !

It took a week to get it. I was beginning to give up on them.

What is the b^tch, they design seats to fit stock fitments, they told you that truthfully and you bang them. No company has resources to check every hookee A$$ setup. That is just the way it is.

Why don't you ask Ridemaxx if it fits under a corbin???

Now THAT's funny!
It truly is impossible for a mfr. to go out and get "one of everything" to test for compatibility, and even if they tried they'd never keep up.
How about helping them? Take a few good pictures of the box installed on your bike. Measure the box and cut one out of wood, foam, whatever, and mail it to them along with the year/make of your bike and what seat part # you want. I bet you'll get a real answer, and appreciation for your efforts.

"weather or knot", hee, hee, I crack me up :icon_lol:

This is spot on. ^^^^^^^^

If you like and have any additional information for them to determine if it will work I can stop by on monday and check for you. I will be at a business down the street.

Oh how nice it would be if some people would learn how to read.