Want to Buy Want to buy Corbin seat mounting bracket.

[Paul Jacobs]

I just went to my local Triumph dealer, I don’t remember it taking very long.

 

[ChrisACT]

Really struggling to find the locking pin? Seem to find heaps of the female latch part but no male lock pin?
Do you know if there is a part number or even a link to one would be good!

T2307365 - BAYONET SEAT
T2307375 - SPACER SEAT SOFT

Fowler Parts in the UK claim to have the bayonets in stock for 8.50GBP.

They don't have the rubber spacer though.

 

[Ishrub]

Really struggling to find the locking pin? Seem to find heaps of the female latch part but no male lock pin?
Do you know if there is a part number or even a link to one would be good!

You referring to the yellow bracket or the spigot spike? These can be attached to the seat base just like the stock seat and is how Corbin themselves attach the R3 Solo Classic, Fast Gun and Young Gun versions.

If you mean the spigot spike, some have re-used the one out of their stock seat. The Corbin ones have a thread and screw in/out. There is a squared base for a thin 'C" spanner but a shifter will probably do the job too.

I think the stock ones are riveted on and could be riveted or screwed on with a self tapping thread into the hard molded plastic or resin Corbin seat base. Many people use the Triumph Dual Classic seat with only the front spigot engaged and do not even bother to mount the rear frame bracket and spigot which replaces the stock pillion seat frame bracket..

 

[Bramwell]

You referring to the yellow bracket or the spigot spike? These can be attached to the seat base just like the stock seat and is how Corbin themselves attach the R3 Solo Classic, Fast Gun and Young Gun versions.

If you mean the spigot spike, some have re-used the one out of their stock seat. The Corbin ones have a thread and screw in/out. There is a squared base for a thin 'C" spanner but a shifter will probably do the job too.

I think the stock ones are riveted on and could be riveted or screwed on with a self tapping thread into the hard molded plastic or resin Corbin seat base. Many people use the Triumph Dual Classic seat with only the front spigot engaged and do not even bother to mount the rear frame bracket and spigot which replaces the stock pillion seat frame bracket..

So a mate in the UK is gonna grab me both the seat bayonet and the rubber grommet.
Do you mean that most people simply use the tongue that goes under the tank and that's all?

 

[Ishrub]

No, the bayonets (spigot/post) come with all stock seats and Corbin's 'Solo Classic', 'Fastgun' and 'Younggun' models for the R3 but not Corbin's 'Dual' or flip top pillion 'Rumble seat' versions.

Many of us use the stock Triumph 'Classic Dual' seat with only the front bayonet fitted and do not use the extra bracket and upwards mounted bayonet they are supplied with.

Similarly by adding a single bayonet to fit the front bike mount on the Corbin Dual you can get rid of the painful Corbin bracket mount entirely.

As stated many have simply used the bayonet from their stock seat.