seats

A quick video I did on removing the seat from the NT700V. [video=youtube;SeoCnOM6abk]

After Rob posted a link to their site, I decided to go this route for my new seat. I figured I could be the first guinea pig on the NT700. http://kontourseat.com/index.html The process is fairly simple. They require a $50 deposit and the total cost is $575 for just the rider completed to...

Finally got around to taking a Dremel and a file to the seat pan on the Corbin.:smile: Used Katherine's suggestion of using putty to locate where I needed to take out seat pan material. Scribed marks (slightly larger than Fuzeblock outside dimensions) where I needed to cut and went to using the...

When I bought my Corbin seat from otbiker it did not come with a backrest. I looked at Corbin's website first and then decided to search for something a bit less pricey. My main goal was to have something I could use to attach my T-Bag luggage, left over from my Harley, that wasn't too ugly...

I sent a stock seat to Sargent for the Premium Foam Upgrade mod. Received the seat in about two weeks. As part of the ordering process I spoke directly to a Sargent rep and discussed the work to be done. Sargent has developed templates to basically reproduce their World Sport seat on a stock...

I received my Corbin seat for my Red NT. It looks great! I have only completed about 30 miles on it so I don't know exactly how it feels yet. I will say I don't slide and I sit more erect. The seat does lower me about a 1/2 inch which affords me to have my feet on the ground not just the...