10-11-2015, 09:46 PM
Hey Mickey, hope all is well, nice day, you'll be riding in a few hours 
The N1K has a similar forward lean as the ST1300 about 14% with risers. Through the Kawi forum i met a friend with a Corbin & Sargent and had a chance to mount both on my bike.
The Sargent was more of a bread loaf seat, raising you up at least an 1 1/2 with little contact patch. The Corbin was comfortable only when you leaned back on the seat putting you about a foot from the controls, forward lean to the bars would create hot spots.
Seth's seat has the largest contact patch when in the riding position which = comfort. Every part of your butt has contact so weight distribution is perfect. He also did a nose job on the front so at stops its the same as the stock seat.
He also gives you a nice discount if your a repeat customer.
The N1K has a similar forward lean as the ST1300 about 14% with risers. Through the Kawi forum i met a friend with a Corbin & Sargent and had a chance to mount both on my bike.
The Sargent was more of a bread loaf seat, raising you up at least an 1 1/2 with little contact patch. The Corbin was comfortable only when you leaned back on the seat putting you about a foot from the controls, forward lean to the bars would create hot spots.
Seth's seat has the largest contact patch when in the riding position which = comfort. Every part of your butt has contact so weight distribution is perfect. He also did a nose job on the front so at stops its the same as the stock seat.
He also gives you a nice discount if your a repeat customer.