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Definitely.
It does look good, but I found the seat lacking in comfort. I went aftermarket, not only was it more comfortable, but I think it looked better too. My opinion only.
Is it taller than stock seat?
(07-18-2018, 12:08 PM)LikeAfox_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Is it taller than stock seat?
I had 1/2 inch extra foam added, but never measured it. It doesn't collapse while riding like the stock and the position is a bit further back, so I fit better, but not sure if it's taller? Maybe a little. It's a Corbin.
Is the 17' standard seat anymore comfortable (softer higher, firmer etc.) than the 14' delux? Anyone try that swap?
(06-06-2018, 12:32 PM)johan_imp Wrote: [ -> ]I'm new here, having just picked up a leftover but brand new 2014.
I passed on the '17 because of the looks of the '14 (and the massively reduced price, of course). I've seen many threads about custom seats and '13-'14 seat swaps but I've not seen the answer to these (hopefully not too stupid) two questions: does the 2014 DLX seat fit on the 2014 Standard? And am I correct in assuming that the part number for a 2014 DLX seat is 77200-MGC-N21ZA?
Would I regret changing seats with a different OEM seat? The only reason I would do this is because the way the DLX seat looks. I use the bike mainly for a 32mile/day commute, with an occasional 100-300 mile daytrip.

Can someone confirm the part number for the 2014 deluxe seat and additional part numbers to install on a 2013.

Thanks
The seat part number is easy to verify. Just look on any of the on-line part listings. Here is one: https://www.partsfish.com/oemparts/a/hon...a7a/seat-2 Item 7

I can’t help with the spacers mentioned in other posts. If you look at the parts listings for the dlx, the model to select is CB1100SA AC
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