Rougarou Posted December 13, 2020 Share Posted December 13, 2020 Here is a corbin low seat off of my 2006 RT. It has about 110k miles on it and was in all weather. I picked up a Sergeant seat a year or so ago, so no longer need this one. As you can see from the happy snaps, it'll need a recovering. Also, the heater line popped out when the seat fell off the bike and I never got around to putting it back together. s Also, I have a OSI full cover that came with the bike when I bought it in 2010. It has been on my bike two times since I've had it and these pictures are one of those times. Price is $100 for the seat and $75 for the cover donated to the board or Toys for Tots donation or Red Cross Blood donation You will pay actual shipping costs from 27052 or 27301 (where ever I ship from). Oh, and, if you get either of these, don't be surprised by the smell of peppermint. When I bag something, I throw a cottonball of peppermint oil in to aid in keeping unwanteds away. Link to comment
Rougarou Posted January 24, 2021 Author Share Posted January 24, 2021 Drop the price $75 for the seat $50 for the cover donated to the board or Toys for Tots donation or Red Cross Blood donation You will pay actual shipping costs from 27052 or 27301 (where ever I ship from). The seat can recovered by Corbin My seat’s about 30 years old, can you recover it?Naturally we offer recovers, repairs and restorations of your Corbin saddle. The cost of recovering a seat can vary quite a bit and your best option is to contact our Customer Service department directly. To give you an idea: If your saddle needs a new cover made, the cost will be approximately 75% of that seat model’s current price. This is because the greatest area of cost on a saddle (in raw materials AND labor) is in the cover and assembly. Before sending in a saddle for repair or rework, always contact us for a “TLC” number first to assure you get the quality service you deserve. Link to comment
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