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Posted by chief
 - March 15, 2013, 16:34:19 PM

Yeah, I had to flatten the front of the large washer to allow for the corbin bar to fit under it... the first few times you put it on, it wants to be difficult, but after doing it a few times, everything slides right into place... ummm... sorry mind drifted...

Posted by marshalldoll
 - March 15, 2013, 13:25:35 PM

The bar actually goes under the large washer. You may have to give the back of the washer a little bend upwards so that the bar on the Corbin seat goes under it. Then it will sit right for you!!
Dan

Posted by nhtrikes
 - March 15, 2013, 11:06:52 AM

I just received my 2-up seat from Corbin last week for my 1500 and got the support bracket and passenger backrest attached. Beautiful seat by the way, Corbin does a nice job. Huge dip in the saddle, reminds of an English horse saddle. Anyway, I noticed the front where the single seat has a slot that slides onto the bolt on the frame ,the Corbin seat does not. It has a flat bar and two bumpers or feet on the front of the seat that apparently just rests on the frame or tank. Is this correct? I know it has four other attachment points, two where the single seat attaches and two aft., support bracket to frame. Just want to make sure I got it right so's I don't loose my honey off the back.  Thanks!!!

Take care,

Pete . . .

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