Morning KLRers, I'm trying to decide between the Corbin Flat and
Dished seats. My only real problem with the stock seat is when riding
slab to get to the trails. When I'm on the trails the stock seat
doesn't bother me at all, so I'm looking for a seat that will be
better for slab riding. Which do you think is a better choice?
Also, they have a lot of options for seat cover materials, any
suggestions there?
Thanks for your help!
Ted - Denver
'96 KLR650
'93 R100GSPD
followup: recs for a nicely vented 'textile' jac?
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corbin seat options
I'm reposting this as it didn't seem to make it the first time. Hope
it doesn't double post.
Morning KLRers, I'm trying to decide between the Corbin Flat and
Dished seats. My only real problem with the stock seat is when riding
slab to get to the trails. When I'm on the trails the stock seat
doesn't bother me at all, so I'm looking for a seat that will be
better for slab riding. So which of the two is a better choice?
Thanks for your help!
Ted Denver
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corbin seat options
Hi people!
I just got an '03 650. I've wanted a KLR for as long as I can
remember and am looking forward to a lot of miles and good times on
the new scoot. I've always liked Corbin seats and have had them on
all my other bikes. Looking at the ones for the KLR, I think I like
the look of the dished one better than the flat one. I'd be very
interested to see what the group has to say about this. Does anyone
have experience with either of the two styles, and which seems to be
the most all around comfortable? I'll do plenty of slab riding just
to get to the trails I want to ride. Any insight would be much
appreciated.
Thanks,
Chris
Castle Rock, CO
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corbin seat options
I like my dished Corbin (it's my second one) but many like the flat
version. A lot depends on your inseam. If you're inseam-challenged
then the dished version works well. You will have to get used to the
slide-to-the-front issue with the dished seat. Either is better than
the stock pillow.
My $.02 on a Friday.
Ron in MN
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like> Hi people! > > I just got an '03 650. I've wanted a KLR for as long as I can > remember and am looking forward to a lot of miles and good times on > the new scoot. I've always liked Corbin seats and have had them on > all my other bikes. Looking at the ones for the KLR, I think I
anyone> the look of the dished one better than the flat one. I'd be very > interested to see what the group has to say about this. Does
be> have experience with either of the two styles, and which seems to
just> the most all around comfortable? I'll do plenty of slab riding
> to get to the trails I want to ride. Any insight would be much > appreciated. > > Thanks, > > Chris > Castle Rock, CO
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followup: recs for a nicely vented 'textile' jac?
I have a Motoport jacket (Spyder, 620 Denier) that's nicely vented
after sliding approximately 15ft across the pavement (although
'elbow-venting' isn't really that effective for staying cool).
Needless to say, I was very disappointed. I wear leather now...
Dirk
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