[miker]

I really do not mind the stock seat at all except that the forward slant makes it hard to get to the rear of the seat. What I think I would really like is a stock seat that was taller in the front to match the rear so the seat would be more flat. I think from what I have read that the Corbin is actually lower than stock.

What I am trying to accomplish is more room between the pegs and the seat. I am 6'4" and the reach to the bars is perfect with the Helibars. However a bad logging accident left my left knee with limited bend and the stock seat and the stock pegs are pushing the limit. I did put the Buell pegs on which did help but another inch or two would make me very happy.

So I guess what I am asking for is a stock seat, condition is not that important as I will only use the base or a useable cheap Corbin that I could at least try out.

I live in Redding CA and Rick Mayer seats and Russel seats are both located here.

 

[chuck1]

Nothing to sell ya but yes the corbin is lower but wider than stock.
Your best bet is having the stock modified. I am going to pick up a used one and send it off to sargents seats to have the slope leveled out some and better foam put in but kept otherwise close to the stock shape.
I had a corbin and hated it. It was like an upholstered brick and I had bought it well used so the it will break in after a few hundred miles is BS. While the width was nice I didn't like it being lower.

 

[XENO]

i have a stock seat laying around here replaced it with a corbin cf seat a few months ago
and btw chuck i love my corbin lot more ass room with it also seems to hold u in place better at 180mph lol :crazyloco:
but i do agree the stock is a softer seat does have more padding.

 

[edge2edge]

I have a Corbin seat I am willing to part with for a reasonable offer +shipping. Let me know if your interested.