Corbin Front and Rear Saddles

Corbin's new saddle offers a more sculpted seating platform that conforms to the shape of your rider's body for better support and greater square inches of body contact. Corbin's rear seat offers the same ergonomic improvement for your passenger's comfort and also includes the option of a removable passenger backrest.

Corbin’s new saddle offers a more sculpted seating platform that conforms to the shape of your rider’s body for better support and greater square inches of body contact. Corbin’s rear seat offers the same ergonomic improvement for your passenger’s comfort and also includes the option of a removable passenger backrest. Corbin’s backrests are available in several styles to meet support and visual needs.

For maximum versatility, Corbin designed the components to interchange with the Yamaha pieces and even offer a setup with electric seat heaters built in. The heater unit of the Corbin saddle is self-contained within the seat and preinstalled for simple installation. Front saddle mounts just like stock and installs in either the high or low position.

The saddles include our electric seat heaters built in with the switch conveniently located under your customer’s left leg. This allows your customer to reach it while riding without removing his or her hand from the throttle. There are separate switches for rider or passenger heat in this design. Just flip the switch and the saddle will heat up and maintain temperature automatically. All models install easily with a single bolt into the saddle and adjust to provide a tailored fit. MSRP: Front saddle w/heater- $493, front saddle without heater- $347, rear saddle w/heater- $363, rear saddle without heater- $283 and leather backrest- $229.

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