Photo: Corbin
Fast-acting as we all know them, the guys at Corbin are now showing the latest addition to their 2013 product line-up, a custom dual saddle for Honda's CTX700 and CTX700N motorcycles.
The new Corbin saddle brings the same impeccable looks and careful ergonomics, both aimed at making the bike even more stylish and the long rider more comfortable.
Using the company's traditional ComfortCell and Fibertech base pan, the new saddle enhances the weight distribution and eliminates the hot spots. At the same time, the revised arching of the new seat prevents the sliding tendency and improves the rideability of the bike.
Made in genuine leather with stitching following the weight distribution lines, this saddle will also break in to the rider's body shape and become more comfortable after a while.
Due to the particular shape of the bike's rear end, a passenger backrest was not a feasible project, but Corbin adds that the new saddle works great with the Honda accessory sissybar.
For the rider seat, Ovalbac and a Glovebox backrests are also available. The Dual Saddle retails for $397 (€290) while the Ovalbac backrest is $259 (€189).
Using the company's traditional ComfortCell and Fibertech base pan, the new saddle enhances the weight distribution and eliminates the hot spots. At the same time, the revised arching of the new seat prevents the sliding tendency and improves the rideability of the bike.
Made in genuine leather with stitching following the weight distribution lines, this saddle will also break in to the rider's body shape and become more comfortable after a while.
Due to the particular shape of the bike's rear end, a passenger backrest was not a feasible project, but Corbin adds that the new saddle works great with the Honda accessory sissybar.
For the rider seat, Ovalbac and a Glovebox backrests are also available. The Dual Saddle retails for $397 (€290) while the Ovalbac backrest is $259 (€189).
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