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    Was wanting to order a seat for my 84GS1150 from Corbin but I cant find my model on their website. They still list the 83 GS1100E tho. Can this one piece style seat work on my two piece GS1150? Input appreciated - Mike

    #2
    I don't think so. I have the Corbin seat for the 1100E. Had trouble making it work for my 1100E I would think you would have all kinds of issue on a 1150E


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      #3
      If it makes you feel any better, they don't make one for my '81 1100E either.

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        #4
        Originally posted by dietcokeking
        If it makes you feel any better, they don't make one for my '81 1100E either.
        I wish they did as I'd be ordering one.

        I called once and they told me they would need the bike to fit the seat. I'm too far away for a trip to their facilities, but if someone closer wanted to visit them, we may be able to get them to make us up some.

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          #5
          Originally posted by hungryman
          I called once and they told me they would need the bike to fit the seat. I'm too far away for a trip to their facilities, but if someone closer wanted to visit them, we may be able to get them to make us up some.
          I'm too far away, too.

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            #6
            Corbin Seat

            I seem to recall that when I asked Corbin about a seat for the 1150 a long time ago, the model the showed me eliminated the under seat storage.

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              #7
              A cheaper way out is go to an upholstery shop.
              I had my 1000S seat refoamed for $100.
              The cover was fine, no rips or tears in it.
              He did the seat with triple density foam.
              He used the old foam as his template, no issues 2 years later.
              Keith
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              2015Triumph Trophy SE

              Ever notice you never see a motorcycle parked in front of a psychiatrist office?

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                #8
                Yeah, go to an upholstery shop and it will probably do a very nice job for you. Or else send your seat to Sargent's in Fl. Everybody complains that Corbin seats are too hard!

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                  #9
                  I agree that Sargent's does good work and they can pretty much tailor a seat for you with there custom service.

                  I disagree about the Corbin seats though. I had a Corbin on a Honda V-65 Sabre and thought is was a little hard when I first got it, but found that it was really great on long rides. I did a lot of 700 to 1000 mile days and for that it was great. I have a Corbin on a Honda VF700 that my son has taken over lately and I like it but actually liked the style of the one on the V-65 better.

                  I had Sargent due a seat on a Yamaha Virago that I had years ago and they did a really great job. One of the things that really stands out in my mind aside from the looks of a button seat, and comfort, was how well the stitching held up. I had seats redone by local upholstery shops that started coming a part in a couple of years. I put 75k on the Yamaha after getting the seat redone and when I sold it still looked good and all of the seams were intact.


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                    #10
                    Anyone close to Corbin with an 80-81 GS1100E that wants a Corbin and is willing to take the bike to them?

                    We may be able to get a discount if several of us agree to buy seats.

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