I have the Corbin Dual Tour seat on my Standard. It was firm at first but I got used to it. I bought it used through this site actually.

I had to use furniture felts on the rubber feet under the passenger section to get rid of the play. There was about half an inch of space at the back end and the seat rocked a little, so the felts fixed that. It is a nice seat, looks good, and it is actually pretty comfy on longer rides.

The back end is nice and wide for a passenger too.
 
I have a bud with a R3 that's a BIG boy. 6'6" and all of 295. His Russell is the bomb for him.
 
I'm not 6'7", only 6'2", but tip the scales at round 290.

I have basically the same complaint with the seat. It's ok for a couple hrs, but is quite the pain in the a@! after that. Seams to be too hard, but in reality the foam has compressed to the point that I'm sitting on the seat pan. Had this problem on my last 2 bikes as well, and decided to break out the big bucks for a Corbin. All I can say is they are well worth th price.

Corbin dual tour, rivco risers, iso grips, and Hagon nitro shocks are on my list of must haves.
Now to cover the cost... :confused:


R3R Torque,
You be a big boy, neighbor! DO THE HAGONS! I did and after 12K miles, I certainly would do them again - EXCEPT - I would go a half or one inch taller than stock for extra clearance. Sometimes when hard in the twisties and on unexpected bumps in the $hitty roadways of America I can hear the tire scrape what sounds like the plastic inner rear fender. A little more rear wheel clearance would be nice and good for handling IMHO.

After over 6 weeks of near every day riding, I have absolutely NO issues with the stock Roadster seat and I be NO featherweight and I surely possess NO tack hammer to drive my junk. :D
Hope you habla my drift,
1olbull
 
R3R Torque,
You be a big boy, neighbor! DO THE HAGONS! I did and after 12K miles, I certainly would do them again - EXCEPT - I would go a half or one inch taller than stock for extra clearance. Sometimes when hard in the twisties and on unexpected bumps in the $hitty roadways of America I can hear the tire scrape what sounds like the plastic inner rear fender. A little more rear wheel clearance would be nice and good for handling IMHO.
1olbull


Thanks for the info Bull. :)
 
R3R Torque,
You be a big boy, neighbor! DO THE HAGONS! I did and after 12K miles, I certainly would do them again - EXCEPT - I would go a half or one inch taller than stock for extra clearance. Sometimes when hard in the twisties and on unexpected bumps in the $hitty roadways of America I can hear the tire scrape what sounds like the plastic inner rear fender. A little more rear wheel clearance would be nice and good for handling IMHO.

After over 6 weeks of near every day riding, I have absolutely NO issues with the stock Roadster seat and I be NO featherweight and I surely possess NO tack hammer to drive my junk. :D
Hope you habla my drift,
1olbull

Thanks for the info Bull. :)
I got the 20mm longer Hagon Nitros and love them, yes it does make it better in the twisty stuff
 
What is the price of a Russel and a Corbin. new and used.
Depends on the options.

I've had a Corbin saddle - WOULD NEVER NEVER NEVER have another. Was not a perfect fit and the breaking in period is PAINFUL Once broken it it was fine, but it was a painful 5000miles.

Loads of the Iron-Butt guys (1000miles a day - day after day) use Russel seats - there's a reason. They're known by seat makers (with no axe to grind) as the Rolls-Royce of seats.
 
Astech Seats | Custom Motorcycle Seats
click above link

Make a ride in appointment with Pat...$149...custom gel & foam...you will get to trial ride it until you are satisfied befor they refit cover...& they stand behind their work if further adjustments are needed later.

You can also do it via mail/shipping but they are in Indiana...so do the ride in.
 
hows about giving Jenny Craig a whirl fellas :p

:rolleyes:
Sure you want to go there?

Besides, I'm committed to ensuring that my cardiologist has a comfortable retirement. :D
 

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