Saddles on the Brain - Corbin, K&H, and Daytona, Oh my!

[the_undecider_imp]

I have the K&H tall, bought slightly used from fellow forum member
Although an improvement over the stock seat ( its higher and no slide forward, seems wider )
It is not a miracle seat, comfort may be improved by 10 to 20% over stock.
I appreciated it most, when I temporarily went back to the OEM for a day and then realized I liked the K&H better.

I'm pretty tolerant of pressure on my backside so long as I don't have any abrupt edges pressing into soft tissue. Unfortunately, the way I slide forward on the stock seat, I get just that. I think if I could stay in the aft section of the saddle, I could be perfectly happy without any other improvements. Sounds like the K&H tuck and roll might aid in preventing the rider sliding forward.

I did a Sargent custom build on my pan and I am very happy with it.
http://www.sargentcycle.com/Custom-Seat-.../Overview/

Thanks, I will keep them in mind. They make some saddles with their own seat pans for higher volume bikes like my old V Strom. I liked my Sargent on that bike. I also am hesitant to send off my seat and not be able to ride since we don't have to pickle our bikes for Texas winters. If I decide to rework the stock seat, I'll probably pick up a spare stocker to send off.