Corbin Dual Tour, Classic Solo and Gambler Saddles for ’14 Harley-Davidson FLH Models

flh2014_3The Dual Tour saddle is designed specifically for the HD Touring bikes that have the new (2014) Tour Pak design from The MoCo. In other words, it fits your Electra Glide Ultra Classic, Ultra Limited or the CVO Limited models. If you put the new Tour Pak on your 2014 Street Glide then this would be the way to roll for that also. 

Wide, sculpted seating positions create a larger area of contact for excellent weight distribution. Shaped like your body to eliminate pressure points and give long lasting support that will keep you in the saddle all day.  

The all new, lower chassis of Harley’s new Baggers gave Corbin additional design latitude for developing a perfected shape and good ground reach. Wide, sculpted seating position creates a larger area of contact for excellent weight distribution. Shaped like your body to eliminate pressure points and give long lasting support that will keep you in the saddle all day. Also available in a Close version that provides seating two inches closer to the bars with a narrower nose to ease ground reach.

flh2014_1Gambler saddle offers a sleek, flowing appearance and low profile design that has made this design extremely popular for ’round town cruising. Gambler features a comfortable driver’s position with a clean pillion seating area providing a flawless profile. Built-up of Comfort Cell® foam that allows a low saddle that retains comfort value. Sculpted seating disperses rider’s weight ergonomically and gives you lasting support while still providing good ground reach at stop signs! This is a good choice for riders that often ride solo or have passengers along for short to medium trips.

For an added bit of luxury, the Classic Solo & Dual Tour saddles have the option of electric heated seating in the front. This system easily wires directly to the battery and provides heat with the flip of a switch. Heater unit is built into the saddle and come preinstalled. Switch is located on the left side of the seat.

Info at www.corbin.com.

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