Am I too high? Or does everyone here already have one? (what I suspect)
I have mine that I had made in 2014 after my accident. I went to Hollister and they custom fit it for me. Not sure what the rest of the community is running.
At this point, I would rather the seat just go to someone else to use. Shoot me an offer. It's just sitting in my office.
Does the rear rest come off/removable? My wife won't ride with me because my 2014 stock seat doesn't have anything back there to help her feel like she won't slide off. I may be interested if we can come to a price.
The passenger backrest on a Corbin seat is removable.
You can't get a better seat. I had one on my CB and sold it, not realizing how comfortable it was.
I regretted that sale.
My intent is to host a complete archive of everything on this Forum members want to keep. I would recommend we not delete Threads unless there is a personal reason someone wants to remove something or if we are served notice about something which is problematic by an organization which can put me in a cage or place a lien on my bank account.
In the future, other Forum Members may benefit from seeing how a transaction played out. Storage is cheap. If I need to, I will simply buy more. David
David, it's your forum now. You can play this however you want. I'm just here to play in the sandbox. Now, who has my shovel?? Brian
David, seat has now been sold to a fellow forum member. I do not see a way to mark a classified post sold. OR, am I just overlooking it?
There's no easy way, Beardo. We could add 'sold' to the title of the thread, or close the thread or just write
SOLD
(07-09-2025, 02:57 PM)Cormanus Wrote: [ -> ]There's no easy way, Beardo. We could add 'sold' to the title of the thread, or close the thread or just write
SOLD
Definitely not my Forum. I just crashed a neighborhood party that has great guys, nice rides, and a lot of laughs.
For whatever it is worth, I like the suggestion of simply posting
SOLD
For threads that involve transactions.
I make this recommendation because someone else may want to sell a similar product in the future and can benefit from seeing how a prior product was detailed, posted, and priced.
Cormanus is the real managerial force behind this Forum. I encourage everyone to defer to him. Have a great evening. David