gel seat vs corbin

[stevecbr900rr]

gspot...

Why not?...I know you guy's do alot of riding that's why i ask. I want a more clarified answer. When i joined this Forum i looked in alot of places for someone to ride with...and i researched. I wanted to join an organization that was based upon a group loyalty. My whole idea behind looking for a group to ride with was not easy. I'm 44 and there isn't allot of guy's my age willing to ride with just anyone. Especially the sport bike kind. I'm just wondering why a guy who belongs to an "organized" riding group would post here. Make me question my action's.

[Punjistick]

Just don't get the suzuki gel seat...if they make one for the busa. A lot of people that got it for the gsxr's have complained that it is worse than the stock seat.

john, that seat hangs down lower than my balls on a 90 degree day

[gspot]

Im part of a club but im still always looking for new people to ride with and hang out with. and theres still so much that one can learn from a very large groupe of people. i just like to venture out and make new friends and new people to pick their minds when i have questions about bikes that i dont know about.

and thanks for warning me not to get the suzuki gel seat, i was actually heading to suzuki today to order one. any suggestions on a brand thats good?

[RandyO]

ive been debating whether to get a gel seat or a corbin seat for my busa. not really sure if one is better than the other or not. anyone have any input about either?

how is anyone here supose to know what is comfortable for your ass


some people like gel seats, they do absorb heat and get hot after setting in the sun, if they have a fabric covering, they are like a sponge when wet


corbin... to some, they are the greatest since sliced bread, comfortable and ergonomicly perfect, but not for everybody, for some they are worse than stock

sargent.... same as corbin, but I've heard more good reviews for sargent than corbin

or a customs seat, like a Russell Day long saddle, a basic seat isn't much more than a generic corbin or sargent, but they do get pricey as you add options, the big +, they guarantee your comfort

they only drawback with a Russell saddle, it for many bikes, they need your stock seat. I have heard they are very good on turn around, to the day. with your order you give them photos sitting on the bike (see their website) you get a production date which will prolly be a couple months off, and ship them your seat a few days before the production date and get it back all customized within a week or less

also with very good reviews are the custom saddles for Bill Mayer or from Rick Mayer

[beet]

Looks like you got everything except the good seamstess..

Gel sucks heat from the sun ... then you go to sit on it ... helps pop out the 'roids!

Hot ass

how is anyone here supose to know what is comfortable for your ass


some people like gel seats, they do absorb heat and get hot after setting in the sun, if they have a fabric covering, they are like a sponge when wet


corbin... to some, they are the greatest since sliced bread, comfortable and ergonomicly perfect, but not for everybody, for some they are worse than stock

sargent.... same as corbin, but I've heard more good reviews for sargent than corbin

or a customs seat, like a Russell Day long saddle, a basic seat isn't much more than a generic corbin or sargent, but they do get pricey as you add options, the big +, they guarantee your comfort

they only drawback with a Russell saddle, it for many bikes, they need your stock seat. I have heard they are very good on turn around, to the day. with your order you give them photos sitting on the bike (see their website) you get a production date which will prolly be a couple months off, and ship them your seat a few days before the production date and get it back all customized within a week or less

also with very good reviews are the custom saddles for Bill Mayer or from Rick Mayer

The big guys right.

[OreoGaborio]

12k in a few months isnt bad. alot of kids i know with bikes have like 2002 with like 8,000 miles.

dude, i'm bustin your balls, 12k in a year is alot more than most anyone else here will do this year, including myself shit, last year I put less than 1k on my street bike. Probably only rode 500 street miles last season.

[Punjistick]

the good thing about corbin and sargent seats is that people are usually always looking for them (depending on the bike). so if you get one and don't like it, you should be able to sell it quickly for what you paid.