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day-long-saddle
We have been using the day long saddle for 3 months now and love it, no tail bone pressure, great back support, you feel like a part of the bike in a turn rather than rolling around on a ball with the original seat
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Blazing Member
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very nice
how much is it $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
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Wow that does look comfy and a good looker as well. Most daylongs are butt ugly but do what they say they do. That one is really nice looking!
How much???
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I also went with Corbin, but that's a nice looking seat.
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I went with Corbin
I also went with the Corbin, but think the Russell looks nice and was going to get a Russell. When I got a quote for the Russell I believe it was well over $1,000.
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To each his own for sure- but I find the stock seat to be the best I ever rode on, and I've been on quite a few.
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Very Handy Member
Brian and I have had our Russell's for over a year and could not have done nearly the riding we have done without them. We bought during their bulk order time in the fall and received a nice discount. I think with shipping we only paid a little over $600 each. Here are the links to our saddles. We each got a slightly different one.
Brian's:
Here's mine:
With Christ all things are possible, so live life with no fears and no worries.
Happy Ex Owner, Hopefully future Spyder owner again.
Pastor Deb Tangen, Missions Director and short term missionary.
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russell DayLongSaddle
If it were not for Dltang and Brian letting my wife and myself try their seats at Lamonte's picnic we would not have bought one, thank you both very much. We were unable to get the group discount as they had already filled the limit, we paid $1100. We got the Dual(the front and the back both done),the heavy duty suspension for the rear(small leaf springs molded into the foam for more support), the fully adjustable backrest,leather inserts in the seats and the backrest,half moon pattern.I have a terrible back and it is really worth the money, would be even better if you got the discount. I told my wife that if I had sent them a butt print, they could not have made the seat fit better.
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Very good looking seat. Thanks for the info.
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Very Handy Member
Originally Posted by Extracool
If it were not for Dltang and Brian letting my wife and myself try their seats at Lamonte's picnic we would not have bought one, thank you both very much. We were unable to get the group discount as they had already filled the limit, we paid $1100. We got the Dual(the front and the back both done),the heavy duty suspension for the rear(small leaf springs molded into the foam for more support), the fully adjustable backrest,leather inserts in the seats and the backrest,half moon pattern.I have a terrible back and it is really worth the money, would be even better if you got the discount. I told my wife that if I had sent them a butt print, they could not have made the seat fit better.
So very glad we could be of assistance...LOL Mostly glad you got a good seat and it works for you. I know both Brian and I are very happy with ours. So sorry to hear you weren't able to get into the group buy though.
With Christ all things are possible, so live life with no fears and no worries.
Happy Ex Owner, Hopefully future Spyder owner again.
Pastor Deb Tangen, Missions Director and short term missionary.
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Daylong infro
Hello , could you send me the infro on your seat for I can order an copy,thanks.
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Very Active Member
Originally Posted by jgwoods
To each his own for sure- but I find the stock seat to be the best I ever rode on, and I've been on quite a few.
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Originally Posted by deerslayer
Hello , could you send me the infro on your seat for I can order an copy,thanks.
http://www.day-long.com/
You are probably looking at 2 months go get one built now. Call them. Nice people on the phone. All the order info is on their website.
Dick
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Very Active Member
We also have the corbin seats. I ordered as soon as they placed them on their site. Our seat was one of the first made, it doesn't have the spyder on the side just the corbin logo. The 2-up Russell seat appears to be alot more comfortable for the passenger. The corbin rear seat slopes to the front and the leather is slippery making for easy sliding during heavy braking. The only thing missing on the day-long seat would be matching backrest front & back.
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Originally Posted by jgwoods
To each his own for sure- but I find the stock seat to be the best I ever rode on, and I've been on quite a few.
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