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I am interested in the Gunfighter and Lady so I can take a passenger. I seem to recall that when some earlier aftermarket seats are mounted on a 2017, they are very snug against the 2017 tank, actually causing some deformation at the nose of the seat. Deformation of the seat foam and cover would not be a problem with a Corbin seat because a Corbin seat has a very stiff fiberglass base, but I really am not wanting to have to cram a Corbin seat onto the bike so that it is pushing very hard against the back of the tank. If it is an issue, it will destroy the paint on the back of the tank even with paint protection film on the tank. If a stock pre-2017 seat won't fit a 2017 bike, I'm having trouble understanding how a Corbin designed for a pre-2017 would fit like a seat Corbin actually designs for a newer bike.GoldOxide_imp said:apex1 - which style were you thinking? Gunfighter solo, or with Lady (/w passenger pillion) ?
I am interested in the Gunfighter and Lady so I can take a passenger. I seem to recall that when some earlier aftermarket seats are mounted on a 2017, they are very snug against the 2017 tank, actually causing some deformation at the nose of the seat. Deformation of the seat foam and cover would not be a problem with a Corbin seat because a Corbin seat has a very stiff fiberglass base, but I really am not wanting to have to cram a Corbin seat onto the bike so that it is pushing very hard against the back of the tank. If it is an issue, it will destroy the paint on the back of the tank even with paint protection film on the tank. If a stock pre-2017 seat won't fit a 2017 bike, I'm having trouble understanding how a Corbin designed for a pre-2017 would fit like a seat Corbin actually designs for a newer bike.apex1_imp said:I am interested in the Gunfighter and Lady so I can take a passenger. I seem to recall that when some earlier aftermarket seats are mounted on a 2017, they are very snug against the 2017 tank, actually causing some deformation at the nose of the seat. Deformation of the seat foam and cover would not be a problem with a Corbin seat because a Corbin seat has a very stiff fiberglass base, but I really am not wanting to have to cram a Corbin seat onto the bike so that it is pushing very hard against the back of the tank. If it is an issue, it will destroy the paint on the back of the tank even with paint protection film on the tank. If a stock pre-2017 seat won't fit a 2017 bike, I'm having trouble understanding how a Corbin designed for a pre-2017 would fit like a seat Corbin actually designs for a newer bike.GoldOxide_imp said:apex1 - which style were you thinking? Gunfighter solo, or with Lady (/w passenger pillion) ?
John, can you picture'em = all three please, thanksHoutman_imp said:I have a 2013 ABS , a 2014 DLX and a 2017 EX ; all with a Corbin seat. Because of being 6 ft I ordered for all these bike the higher version.
They all fit perfectly and if anything there is a slightly larger gap on the 2017 between tank and seat.
On all the tanks I did put a small strip of Snyders painters tape (clear ) to prevent belt buckles or zippers from scratching the tank but that probably is not needed .



Thanks again George !!!Cormanus_imp said:In the UK certain business are allowed to use the Royal Warrant which gives them the right to say something like "By appointment to Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II, suppliers of Internet photographic posting services" under a picture of the royal coat of arms. Substitute "Houtman" for QEII and Cormanus has earned a warrant.
Herewith, photos of Houtman's Corbin seats.
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I'm guessing, but I think they're in order: 2013, 2014, 2017.