[SOLD] CORBIN SEAT

[Beardo]

I bought this off a member off the old forum. I tried on several occasions to get along with this saddle, no go. I'm short (5'9"), and short of leg (30") and this seat just puts me too high and too far back. It comes with the passenger backrest. If you are looking at this, you probably already know how expensive they are brand new. I figure $400 shipped to the lower 48 is a fair price.

***Photos are not uploading...what am I doing wrong?***

[rdprdp01]

I bought this off a member off the old forum. I tried on several occasions to get along with this saddle, no go. I'm short (5'9"), and short of leg (30") and this seat just puts me too high and too far back. It comes with the passenger backrest. If you are looking at this, you probably already know how expensive they are brand new. I figure $400 shipped to the lower 48 is a fair price.

***Photos are not uploading...what am I doing wrong?***

I suspect the photo is bigger than 2 MB. Please try cropping the picture to make it smaller. The smaller the picture, the smaller the size.

If you can also compress the file, that will help, too.

Many Members love Corbin Seats. It is worth the trouble to get the file small enough to post.

[Beardo]

Ah HA!!! Thank you for the heads up!! Much appreciated.

[Randy B]

I bought this off a member off the old forum. I tried on several occasions to get along with this saddle, no go. I'm short (5'9"), and short of leg (30") and this seat just puts me too high and too far back. It comes with the passenger backrest. If you are looking at this, you probably already know how expensive they are brand new. I figure $400 shipped to the lower 48 is a fair price.

***Photos are not uploading...what am I doing wrong?***

I suspect the photo is bigger than 2 MB. Please try cropping the picture to make it smaller. The smaller the picture, the smaller the size.

If you can also compress the file, that will help, too.

Many Members love Corbin Seats. It is worth the trouble to get the file small enough to post.

I use imjur to host my pictures, that way I don't have to worry about file size and I don't eat up precious server space of the forum.

[peterbaron]

Here is Max tutorial, he doesn't charge royalties 

http://cb1100forum.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=12717

[Cormanus]

Thankyou peterbaron for reminding me to dig out Max's helpful thread and stick it up the top of the Photos section of this new forum.

The link is, https://cb1100forum.net/forum/showthread.php?tid=12193

[Beardo]

To be fair, once sold, then the post gets deleted. Then no more taking up server space, correct?

[Cormanus]

That used to be the case, Beardo. Not sure about this forum. But, for the moment it doesn't matter.

[Randy B]

To be fair, once sold, then the post gets deleted. Then no more taking up server space, correct?

For me it's not just about the server space, it's that I don't need to worry about the file size. The forum will automatically resize the link so if you link to a very large pic, it won't appear that way on the screen. It also allows for detailed pictures that are not compressed so that things being sold can be seen, or vistas come out as beautiful as possible.

[Beardo]

Gotcha. Understood now. Thanks again.