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Corbin Gunfighter Seat

Started by maddoggie501, Mon 06, Apr 2015, 22:29:57

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maddoggie501

I have a 2014 F6C and I must admit the stock seat isn't working for me.  I'm considering the Corbin Gunfighter Seat.  I ride solo and I'm looking for a better solo seat.  I would appreciate any opinions from anyone who has a Corbin Solo or Dual saddle.

hubcapsc

#1
I thought I had a picture, but... anywho, Larry really likes his Corbin seat on his f6b...



I like my Corbin seat on my 2014 Valkyrie...



I think Ultimate makes a solo seat for f6b's... might want to check that out... I
don't hear much good about gunfighter seats on original Valkyries...

-Mike "they're thinner, I think..."

UK1



I've had my Gunfighter for 30 days and 1000 miles now, I like it a lot. At first, it felt hard, as with all the Corbin's I have owned. After two weeks of riding, I switched back to the original seat. It felt horrible, way too soft and not supportive. So I put my Corbin back on and haven't looked back. I also really like the back support, with the way it is cut, you don't need a back rest. I would recommend.  :cooldude:

maddoggie501

Thanks guys.  I just ordered it.  I requested a nose job, since I've had other Corbin seats and the nose needs a trimming in order to put my short legs on the ground.  Sadly, a 6 week wait. 

havoc

maddog and UK - so after putting on many miles on the gunfighter over the last year, what are your overall thoughts? i was thinking of pulling the pin and getting one with a backrest
"Not all those who wander are lost" - J. R. R. Tolkien

Kidd

This is interesting , he put the OEM seat back on and it felt too soft  so it put the Corbin back on because the hardness felt better , hmm , yes , Corbin's are hard  , don't know what all the hype is about  when it comes to a Corbin


Quote from: UK1 on Tue 07, Apr 2015, 08:19:09


I've had my Gunfighter for 30 days and 1000 miles now, I like it a lot. At first, it felt hard, as with all the Corbin's I have owned. After two weeks of riding, I switched back to the original seat. It felt horrible, way too soft and not supportive. So I put my Corbin back on and haven't looked back. I also really like the back support, with the way it is cut, you don't need a back rest. I would recommend.  :cooldude:



If I like to go fast , does that make me a racist ???

havoc

are you using OEM seat Kidd or something else?
"Not all those who wander are lost" - J. R. R. Tolkien

Kidd

uh , yes , so far still sitting on a OEM , my rides are around 20 minutes  , sometimes 30 minutes .
Still planning on getting a custom seat  , though



Quote from: havoc on Fri 20, May 2016, 10:46:01
are you using OEM seat Kidd or something else?



If I like to go fast , does that make me a racist ???

Robert

When you weight up looks and comfort I am very happy with my Corbin.


"Some people see things that are and ask, Why? Some people dream of things that never were and ask, Why not? Some people have to go to work and don't have time for all that."

rudymsmith

I just ordered a corbin - all black leather - and I asked for some softer foam layup because my first to corbins were HARD. I went with one Back rest. Hoping she can used the backrest and I can used her breasts.
Be careful what you wish for.

Robert

Quote from: rudymsmith on Sun 22, May 2016, 19:25:38
I just ordered a corbin - all black leather - and I asked for some softer foam layup because my first to corbins were HARD. I went with one Back rest. Hoping she can used the backrest and I can used her breasts.

I have a 1500 and 1800 Valk and the seat space for the passenger is not as much on the 1800. Its a fairly intimate position a rider and driver are positioned on this bike.  8)
"Some people see things that are and ask, Why? Some people dream of things that never were and ask, Why not? Some people have to go to work and don't have time for all that."

havoc

Quote from: Robert on Fri 20, May 2016, 17:53:35
When you weight up looks and comfort I am very happy with my Corbin.




Robert...did i ever mention how sexy she looks???  :o
"Not all those who wander are lost" - J. R. R. Tolkien

hungryeye

For those not ready to empty their wallet on a Corbin, try a local seat shop, in NC I had Mean city cycles redo my stock seat with much improvement for $150, they also do mail in. In AZ I use Don Hendrickson in Gilbert, Don has been doing this since 1953, if he ever gets too old his daughter will keep it rolling.  :cooldude:
2014 F6c Red ish
1983 GL650 cream puff
2010 Spyder RS

we DRIVE our cars, we RIDE our motorcycles!

Thor32

Thor32

hungryeye

#14
If you are directing your request for a pic of my re cushioned seat, I won't use a pic hosting site so I can't post pics here but my seat looks same as original, they installed better foam and relieved material from the tailbone area, also I had them relieve the area at the hold down screws making it easier to remove and install the seat screws. The screws are no longer tucked under the cushion.

I had this done at Meancitycycles.com , the website has prices and descriptions of their various seat services.
2014 F6c Red ish
1983 GL650 cream puff
2010 Spyder RS

we DRIVE our cars, we RIDE our motorcycles!

hubcapsc


I won't use a pic hosting site so I can't post pics here

Are there places you will post them without using a
pic hosting site?  :roll:

-Mike

hungryeye

Every other motorcycle forum that I post on I am able to post pics out of my files from my computer :roll:
2014 F6c Red ish
1983 GL650 cream puff
2010 Spyder RS

we DRIVE our cars, we RIDE our motorcycles!

Thor32

No worries on the pic then.
I had mine redone this last winter, but have found it more uncomfortable than before and turned out to be a waste of money for me. Next winter will be seat replacement time for me if I can make it till then!
Thor32

hungryeye

2014 F6c Red ish
1983 GL650 cream puff
2010 Spyder RS

we DRIVE our cars, we RIDE our motorcycles!