(09-06-2013, 07:27 AM)dennylee11_imp Wrote: The Russell Day Long seat is just as the name implies - ride all day ... I've owned three of them. Not cheap - my seat (all leather) cost $600. Just contact Kim at Russell
and she'll "hook you up!" Best money you can spend for your rears comfort!
+1! A Corbin isn't bad either. However nothing beats the comfort of a Russell.
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Russell and Corbin are excellent seats. Corbin for daily riding and Russell for week long or longer trips. Buy the Corbin first because you have to send in your stock seat pan to Russell for them to build your seat. It takes about 4-6 weeks total time. If you don't have a "extra" seat, it's best to get your Russell built in the winter time when the bike is laid up.