Designed to maximize comfort and usability while providing a custom look and longer riding range, Corbin saddles are shaped to provide contoured support. This seat provides platforms that offer an increased area of body contact to give excellent weight dispersion and eliminate hot spots. The shaping of the Corbin saddle relieves centralized pressure and supports from the sides instead. Corbin builds all their saddles with their exclusive Comfort Cell foam for a firm, supportive ride. The Dual Saddle accepts an optional removable backrest in the rider seating area to add more comfort and support, Corbin’s backrest models install with a single screw and adjust easily. Due to the slim profile of the rear saddle, Corbin was unable to integrate hardware to support a passenger backrest. However, the Corbin saddle works with the Honda accessory sissy bar as shown. Saddle installs like stock using the Honda key lock at the rear and a tongue in the front. Due to Corbin’s rigid basepan, the center hooks are not required for installation of the Corbin seat. The seat’s MSRP is $397 for the Dual Saddle for Honda CTX 700/CTX 700N and $259 each for the Ovalbac Leather Backrest. 
Designed to maximize comfort and usability while providing a custom look and longer riding range, Corbin saddles are shaped to provide contoured support. This seat provides platforms that offer an increased area of body contact to give excellent weight dispersion and eliminate hot spots. The shaping of the Corbin saddle relieves centralized pressure and supports from the sides instead. Corbin builds all their saddles with their exclusive Comfort Cell foam for a firm, supportive ride. The Dual Saddle accepts an optional removable backrest in the rider seating area to add more comfort and support, Corbin’s backrest models install with a single screw and adjust easily. Due to the slim profile of the rear saddle, Corbin was unable to integrate hardware to support a passenger backrest. However, the Corbin saddle works with the Honda accessory sissy bar as shown. Saddle installs like stock using the Honda key lock at the rear and a tongue in the front. Due to Corbin’s rigid basepan, the center hooks are not required for installation of the Corbin seat. The seat’s MSRP is $397 for the Dual Saddle for Honda CTX 700/CTX 700N and $259 each for the Ovalbac Leather Backrest. 
