Take a look at http://www.joezeff.com/corbin.html and you'll see the seat I had made for my 650. I wanted something that looked as stock as possible, as I find the bike itself to be attractive enough without adding piping and stitching.
In fact, they mistakenly added the backrest notch behind the driver's seat, which will be removed when they repair the tear in the back, also shown on the site.
All in all, the seat is stiffer and taller than its predecessor, which takes some getting used to. The backrest is terrific for the passenger, as I can now squire about my 9 and 11 year old children without worrying about them falling off the back.
Joe
In fact, they mistakenly added the backrest notch behind the driver's seat, which will be removed when they repair the tear in the back, also shown on the site.
All in all, the seat is stiffer and taller than its predecessor, which takes some getting used to. The backrest is terrific for the passenger, as I can now squire about my 9 and 11 year old children without worrying about them falling off the back.
Joe