Rogue Hawk
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I would like to know your experience using these seats. I have a base model with the concrete filled seat:banghead: After 1/2 hour my tailbone and hips ache.
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Corbin or Cannonball seat?
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ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
Your profile does not specify which model you drive--but I am guessing F3 since you mention the Cannonball seat.
Corbin seats have a lot of support, and many consider them to be hard. Someone else with have to give you impressions of the Cannonball.
Caution, caution, caution: Seats are very personal and you have to actually see what works best for you. Not an easy proposition because you make a $500 plus expense every time you try a different one.
Someone else on the F3 forum (I believe) did get a Corbin recently, and with pics was showing
the fit along the tank was not all that great. (And as was said, it seems that the Corbins are a
bit denser material and could be less comfortable). I do very much like the seat on the F3S, and
the Cannonball may be deeper.
the fit along the tank was not all that great. (And as was said, it seems that the Corbins are a
bit denser material and could be less comfortable). I do very much like the seat on the F3S, and
the Cannonball may be deeper.
Mikind7
New member
Just put 400 miles on my new Corbin and I love it!!! Test rode an F3 with a cannonball seat and noticed very little difference from the stock seat, not $900.00 worth for sure. The Corbin at $699 is the way to go. The only drawback I see with the Corbin is that the passenger portion sits way higher than the BRP seats.
Lamonster
SpyderLovers Founder
That's because there is padding for the passenger. The stock seat has so little you can feel the pan with your finger.
Mikind7
New member
My problem with the extra height is the bike really feels top heavy with a passenger aboard now, Bajaron sway bar coming, also Momma says it's to far to reach the grab bars now.
Rogue Hawk
Active member
I know seats are very subjective. I have the base F3 btw with the vinyl seat that belongs on a 75' Honda.
For me, I do like a firm seat that has good all-around support with no pressure points, and is top quality. The passenger seat is less important because I don't have one.
For me, I do like a firm seat that has good all-around support with no pressure points, and is top quality. The passenger seat is less important because I don't have one.
garb55
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