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https://www.nc700-forum.com/threads/corbin-issues.17931/#post-229472 Found it. Multiple members report a very tight rear seat though it may relax over time

I can ride 200 miles on a tank comfortably and refill in under 10 minutes. When and electric bike can do the same I’ll consider it.

You’re very welcome. I’m trying to find the Corbin thread that mentions this but I’ve only found satisfied customers so far.

I read somewhere on this forum I believe that the Corbin is very tight on the rear seat and might damage the locking mechanism for the fuel tank. I don’t carry a passenger so I wouldn’t be getting the rear seat, but I did love my last Corbin I had and want to make sure it works due to their poor...

To be fair I think most of us think of motorcycles as toys. I wouldn’t want to attempt a 40 minute commute in February where I live. Less about the cold, more about the ice

Keep us updated on your Choice please. I’m debating between a Corbin or seat concepts. My concern is that I read the Corbin doesn’t always work well for 2018-2020 model year bikes.

So that’s what I was doing wrong. Live and learn!

Also in seriousness, are there any issues with the angle of the steel poking you? I love the utility aspect but I trend to use the pillion seat as a back stop. I’d be concerned about the comfort factor.

It looks like a neat piece of kit, but does it manage to keep passengers off your bike? I think you may have omitted that.

I loved my Corbin on my Royal Enfield but I saw mixed reviews on the Corbin for our bike.

I want to know if that Craigslist ad was real.

I’ll have to watch now, but wouldn’t you think that if hit hard enough from behind to cause you to lose control you’d either go over the bars anyway or have way more serious problems?

Welcome and enjoy the new ride.

I would guess because there are shady scrap dealers that buy them anyway. If we prosecuted those folks who bought them the demand would dry up.

Not just forums it’s even worse in person