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Custom Vehicle Discussions => 2001 FXDWG2/2002 FXDWG3 => Topic started by: nidan on April 27, 2005, 09:10:07 AM
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While I liked the stock seat on my FXDWG3 it had no back support , and at speed I felt like I was slipping off. I just received a Corbin gunfighter in grey Ostrich . It is narrower and firmer , but has nice support . The workmanship is excellent , they even made the flap to cover the back rest plug in match , which in previous models was black.
Time to put some mile in on it, I'm holding off on the backrest for now . I'll let you all know how it rides
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I've put about 800 miles on the new seat , and it gets better every time out. It is hard at first and not as comfortable around town, but after about 20 mile it is a dream. I've gone for 2 rides of 3 to 4 hrs and it is wonderful . On the freeway , I no longer feel like I'm getting blown off the back and can ride with more comfort and control. The back support is good , and surprisingly because I'm not slipping backwards I don't have any problem with my feet slipping of the pegs either. All in all theres more control and comfort.
As far as the Ostrich goes , looks cool , but it acts like velcro on your back side which has it's pluses and minuses. I think I'd opt for a smoother finish if I was going to do it again.
Everyone loves the look though.
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What happened to the attachment? Please re-post, it looks like it got deleted. [smiley=worthless.gif]
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Several months ago we suffered a hacker's attack on this site. As a result many older attachments were lost. No intentional deletions though. If Nidan sees this hopefully he'll still have the image to repost.
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Several months ago we suffered a hacker's attack on this site. As a result many older attachments were lost. No intentional deletions though. If Nidan sees this hopefully he'll still have the image to repost.
OK, that explains it, I was wondering where all of the older pictures were.
KL
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Hello,
Is this your picture. I have been trying to identify it. I finnally reached someone at Corbin who helped me design one for my FXDWG3. Thanks for the picture if it is yours. It was a big help.
Paul