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Posted by chief
 - May 01, 2015, 11:28:00 AM

not much... you just want enough to let the bracket fit under it.. take a bit, try it repeat. As noted it will be tough at first...

Now remember this was 12 years ago. It may be a lot easier now... try it before you start "fixing" stuff.
Posted by moosewing3
 - April 30, 2015, 16:14:59 PM

Thanks Chief! About how much did you have to take off?

Posted by chief
 - April 30, 2015, 16:09:59 PM

Don't know what washers you are talking about. I didn't need to add any washers.

On mine... 12 years ago... the seat has a flat plate on the front. That has to fit under the large washer on the bike. Mine wouldn't fit closely enough to allow the L brackets to match the frame holes on the rear.

On mine, I simply took off the washer, ground a bit off, reinstalled and the seat fit nicely - though a bit snug, under it. Over the years, it has gotten a LOT easier to install. The parts apparently grew to like each other.

Posted by moosewing3
 - April 30, 2015, 14:28:36 PM

Hi i purchased a Corbin 2 up and have read a couple of suggestions on how best to install the Corbin, does antone have some pics of these washers I need to use, and how many?

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