A SEAT IS A ONE ON ONE THING. I WOULD SUGGEST YOU GO TO A BIKE WEEK RALLY LIKE DAYTONA BIKE WEEK . THERE YOU CAN VISIT ULTIMATE AND CORBIN FACTORY STORES AND TO USE THE SUPER FLEXIBLE HONA STOCK PAN IS A GIANT WASTE OF MONEY. THERE YOU CAN SEE THE CONSTRUCTION OF A CORBIN SEAT PAN IS A SOLID BASE MAST OF FIBERGLASS TYPE MATERIAL. AND THEN IN MY OPINION THE BEST FEEL AND DESIGN HANDS DOWN NO ONE COMES CLOSE TO A COMFORTABLE AND SUPER CUSTOM LOOK AND FEEL. CORBIN WILL LET YOU TRY OUT A SEAT ON YOUR WING AND WILL MAKE A SEAT CUSTOM TO YOU AND THE MISSES BOTTOM . CHECK OUT LINK YOU CLICK DIFFERENT COLORS AND LEATHER OPTIONS. I DID A FIBERGRAPHIC BLACK WITH SNAKE SKIN AWESOMEI have a 2017 new trike I am debating what aftermarket seat would you buy Russell day long or ultimate seat pro and cons
how comparable is ts custom seat to Russell day long seats
Ultimate seat, I find the "soft part" too small so my butt bones hit what I'd call "ridge" in the seat, gets VERY uncomfortable, for me. It sits in the box now, I use my stock seat (reworked) until I can do a RDL.A few years ago I put an Ultimate seat on my 2012 Goldwing and after riding a few months found my butt hurt just as much as it did with the stock seat. My wife, however, liked the more upright position of the Ultimate passenger backrest. So I sold the Ultimate seat, sent the OEM seat to RDL and left the Ultimate passenger backrest on the bike. RDL's attention to detail in customizing the seat for height, weight and riding position in the saddle is amazing. The RDL seat was a great investment and I'd definitely do it again.
how comparable is ts custom seat to Russell day long seats
Will rdl use the wings stock very flexible nosupporting thin plastic seat pan. And how much will this mod cost? Do you have any photos you. An post.A few years ago I put an Ultimate seat on my 2012 Goldwing and after riding a few months found my butt hurt just as much as it did with the stock seat. My wife, however, liked the more upright position of the Ultimate passenger backrest. So I sold the Ultimate seat, sent the OEM seat to RDL and left the Ultimate passenger backrest on the bike. RDL's attention to detail in customizing the seat for height, weight and riding position in the saddle is amazing. The RDL seat was a great investment and I'd definitely do it again.
Ditto...exactly my take on it as well!I have both seats and here is my opinion.
Ultimate - they make there own seat pans. Their customer service is great and their seats look great. I would say the buying experience is easier and faster. The con is they’re expensive.
Russell - they have to destroy the Honda seat to get the seat pan. I think their seat is slightly more comfortable but not as good looking. The buying experience is slower and they are expensive.
So for pure comfort go with the Russell. For a great seat that looks great go with Ultimate.
They are both well made and rugged.
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The "Boss" & I are in this position now (but still on the Ultimate). I'm 'bout to hafta do somethin'. Caint take it much longer!A few years ago I put an Ultimate seat on my 2012 Goldwing and after riding a few months found my butt hurt just as much as it did with the stock seat. My wife, however, liked the more upright position of the Ultimate passenger backrest. So I sold the Ultimate seat, sent the OEM seat to RDL and left the Ultimate passenger backrest on the bike. RDL's attention to detail in customizing the seat for height, weight and riding position in the saddle is amazing. The RDL seat was a great investment and I'd definitely do it again.
Thank you! They're only 3 hours from me, sounds like a day ride :thumbup:Not to confuse things, but you could also consider Terry's Custom Seats https://www.terryscustomseats.com/ I have a Kawasaki, and on the Kawasaki forum the guys rave about how good a job Terry does, and at far less cost than RDL or Ultimate or whatever. In fact I have my Kawasaki seat in his shop right now being altered. No idea if he does GW seats.