| Author | Message | ||
     Mikef5000 |
I have a Corbin seat, But it's not the "lady" version, and it's not comfortable at all for my "lady". I wanted to get the foam reshaped, to more of an "ass" shape, instead of the smooth sloping back shape it is now. I'm also considering adding a gel pad to the passenger seat, and possibly my seat too. Anybody know of a good "affordable" place that will do this for me? Either in Ohio, or online. Anybody have an opinion on the gel pads? Keep the factory Corbin HARD foam, or add a gel pad? | ||
| Not_purple_s2 |
Start looking for a Gunfighter and Lady seat here and on eBay. You just missed one that sold in BadWeb Classifieds. Once you get a replacement sell the solo seat you have to recoup the cost of the new seat. If you're going to reshape a seat and add gel then consider buying a stock m2 seat to use as a starting point and then sell the Corbin. It doesn't make sense to cut up the Corbin when you can get good money for it. | ||
| Wolfridgerider |
Take it to A-Tech Auto on Eakin Rd. They have done 2 motorcycle seats for me, my Miata seats and my truck headliner. Quick and cost effective. | ||
| Crusty |
I sent my Uly seat to Spencer's, but he absolutely refuses to touch a Corbin seat. | ||
| Thumper74 |
Mike, there's buttbuffer.com. Check it out. You can send your seat in for them to modify. They use a medical grade gel. | ||
| Doerman |
butt buffer and medical grade gel.. I think I'll pass  | ||
| Badlionsfan |
any good local upholstery shop that does automotive/ motorcycle work. seems as tho wolf knows of one in yer neck of the woods. | ||
| Mikef5000 |
If you're going to reshape a seat and add gel then consider buying a stock m2 seat to use as a starting point and then sell the Corbin. Even though that is the more cost effective plan, I really like the looks of the Corbin (in-laid yellow flames), so I don't want to get rid of it. Anybody have opinions on Gel? To do it or not to do it? Oh, and thanks Wolf! |
