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Posted by chief
- June 20, 2012, 10:19:01 AMYou got that right! Yeah, we are considering a trike or a sidecar add-on. The latter is cheaper by far.
Posted by tim1
- June 20, 2012, 09:50:48 AMI really do not ride that aggressive anymore, however i can still scrape the floorboards if I bend it over too far. Works better for my artificial hips. Hung the bike from my overhead hoists and removed the wheels from the bottom. Worked good. Will keep the two up seat to have when I sell the bike when I move to a trike. It is hard to find things for a drifter. Tim
Posted by chief
- June 19, 2012, 11:00:10 AMIf you ride half-way aggressively you WILL scrap the floorboards!!
Corbin is a firm seat. I've used them for many, many years. They are not the "arm-chair" monkey-butt inducing seats which come from the bike makers. We routinely do very long trips with no soreness, no hot-spots, no rashes. They do take some getting used to, however.
If you want to get rid of it let me know. We buy them for resale, so we try to buy at a wholesale price!!Sounds like you are set!
Posted by tim1
- June 18, 2012, 18:50:21 PMI ordered a set from scooterworks. Lowered the floorboards 1 and one half inches and ordered a cruise control. Serviced and new tires, ready to go. Got the two up seat with the bike (corbin) and it is awlfull !!!! Most uncomfortable seat ever. Looks nice. Took it off right away. Back rest was nice, though.Tim
Posted by chief
- June 15, 2012, 17:14:00 PMPhysically should work with longer stud and spacer, don't know about safety and looks however.
Posted by tim1
- June 15, 2012, 10:52:26 AMHey fellas, can I just put a 3 inch spacer under my handlebar riser and use a longer bolt? I do not want to change any cables or wires. Thanks Tim