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[Mr. We]

Nice pictures! I recommend the Corbin backrest too if you don't already have one.

I thought it was a picture of a Corbin seat with a choice of two backrests 

[JCZ]

careful guys they might be Mr. VANAMAL's daughters.......

Bingo!   

[rmarion]

ANOTHER

where's the MC seat?? chit...where's the MC?

[altugo]

I want to be your best friend

[skreminegul07]

Can we see the seat from the other side please?

[Mr. We]

Note to self... Don't post pics of family if ya don't want them talked about. 
Ya don't get DOM #003 for standing idly by.

[nidan]

Geez my  Corbin didn't have that wonderful optional equipment

[spydglide]

Looks good, Van.........those corbin's do fit well to the lines of the bike.  You have to get the backrest compatabile seat when you purchase it if you're ever gonna want a backrest, don't you?  You may be close enough to them to get it retro-fitted for one if you want, huh?  How 'bout another close up of the seat print.......does it cover the whole seating area?    thanks, spyder

[porthole]

Ya don't get DOM #003 for standing idly by.

 

[Mr. We]

Thank heaven for little girls
thank heaven for them all,
no matter where no matter who
for without them, what would little boys do?

...Maurice Chevalier

[TimBone]

You guys crack me up,
Great looking seat and the family is very attractive as well!!!
I love this site...Nothing but FUN!

[EGNRED 05]

What model number is your Corbin seat.  Looks good!

[skyglide]

Nice choice. Always liked the solo seat look

[VANAMAL]

i always liked the solo look too. i bought a corbin solo but thought it was to hard so jc bought it.  he says he loves it so im trying another but im going to give it a chance to break in. its a corbin solo classic. their website has a section just for cvo seats. they used jcz bike for the mock up

[JCZ]

Well that explains it.  When I saw the photo I thought to myself "man, that looks just like the one that Van sold to me".  Now your story is sounding more like my first Corbin experience.

Corbin borrowed my bike for a week to mold the seat pan for SEEGs.  As compensation, they have me the seat of my choice (for those who are newer here and haven't saw it, here's a link to a slide show showing the seat being made    http://www.picturetrail.com/gallery/view?p=12&uid=912505&gid=4000502&    ). 

I think I put about 40 miles on that seat and the ex wife said "it's to hard, it's got to go".  I didn't argue......it was very hard to the touch, so I sold it.  But down the road (after she was gone) Van had his for sale and he offered to let me try it before I bought it.  I put it on the bike just before our ocean to ocean ride eighteen months ago.  I was into that ride four or five days (all day long in the saddle) when I realized "oh wow, my butt hasn't hurt, stung or itched and we've already covered several thousand miles".   

To make a long story short.........with five other seats hanging in the garage, that Corbin hasn't been off of my bike since I put it on.

I can't explain.......as hard as it is to the touch, why it can be so comfortable mile after mile after mile, hour after hour after hour.  I don't know.  But what  I do know is it is the most comfortable seat I ever rode on.  And, the fact that Corbin looks better on a SEEG than any other seat doesn't hurt, either.