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ass-to-seat stiction problems

17 posts · Started by darko · 10 Jul 2009

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I had this issue with the stock seat and now the corbin as well... every time I wheelie I slide right off the damn seat and onto the tail section. If I keep her up I'll slide right off the back. Anyone else have this problem?

And for what its worth, its never been an issue on any of my other bikes...
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All the supersports have raised tails to grab the ass when the front goes up.

Oh and I ride in jeans, if it makes a difference. Anyone else have this problem? I hope the answer isn't "just hang on"... it doesnt work too well with one hand
I cut out some strips of clear dirtbike # plate background, They stick well to my leathers...For the jeans, matbe try some of those rubber type grip pads for the sportbikes, and trim it to your specs? Good luck with your search. F'n kick azz pic too! I WISH I that kind of "wheel" control
Ohh, my buddy has the same Gambler! Killer lid!
When I had new leathers I really suffered from the same problem. However, over time my leathers seem to have become more stickier and/or the seat too. I guess it's all that nut juice.
I had my seat recoverd in imo' shark skin ,its Ruff and its tuff ,with no slippidge .
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Had my seat re-shaped and covered in a gripper material. Even when cornering you physically have to lift your ass off the seat because you cant slide over.
Stand up and wheelie
Duhhh,I'm retarded... I put those strips on my tank so I can hold it better with my knees!
Yeah thats not a bad idea maybe I'll give those tank pad things a try before I go messing with the Corbin.

thanks
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