Who has the best aftermarket seats? I like the cushiony kind...

[specizripn]

Ok, so I'm new to the busa world and I would like some advice on where to get a nice comfortable aftermarket seat set (front and back). I like the memory foam and squishy kind, but I'm not really a fan of the kind with giant backrests. I dont want anything weird looking. I'm tired of seeing spikes, feathers, pink, purple, and all the other fruity seats. If you know where to get a nice comfortable aftermarket seat let me know. Thanks!

 

[mr8ball]

I like my Tobin. Here is the link. They are great and my wife loves the feel of hers

New Image Upholstery

 

[dragonbusa]

seats are pretty esay to make,this is just one of many I"ve done. this is my drag seat.

 

[pashnit]

I had Tobin (New Image) also + Second Look seat skin on the stock for the Gen-I. Only downside to the New Image is you can't hang off & grind down kneepucks so I went to the stock for that.

Currently also shopping for a long-distance seat for the Gen-II. Starting talking to Baldwin Motorcycle Saddles a day ago to build a custom made seat for me. They've never worked on Hayabusa seat so might be interesting. Also starting talking to a supplier that offers DIY heated seating coils.

Heated seat.

Also Look at Corbin, Sargent, Bill Mayer seats.

 

[pashnit]

Seat skins are offered by LuiMoto, & Second Look Seat Skins.

I haven't found a skin I like yet for the Gen-II blue/gold so haven't figure out what to do yet.

Also look at BallZ Motorsports as they are US Distributor for New Image.

 

[jphilipson]

Most comfy? That would be Russell Day Long or Rick Mayer.

There is a good thread here - https://www.hayabusa.org/forum/gen-ii-busa-information/152267-gen-ii-russell-day-long-seat.html

The Russell's are pretty big, and have the "wings" for support, the Rick Mayer's do as well, but not as big.

 

[OneTrueRider]

Second bike I've owned with a Corbin, no complaints at all. The backrest is detachable, but I usually just run the hump if my wife isn't with me.

 

[dadofthree]

Gel Seats Goggle is your friend Motorcycle Seat Gel Pads

 

[outlawbusa]

Those Tobins look pretty sweet~!~

If you happen to decide on a Gel seat I just posted one for sale yesterday. I can do better than the listed price.

https://www.hayabusa.org/forum/gen-ii-busa-information/157326-getting-rid-my-gel-seat-gen-ii.html

 

[jefro]

How come nobody mentions the Saddleman??? I love it for long trips, although around town I prefer the lower Tobin.
https://www.hayabusa.org/forum/gen-ii-busa-information/143765-corbin-seat-2.html#post2784111

 

[PB1]

Second bike I've owned with a Corbin, no complaints at all. The backrest is detachable, but I usually just run the hump if my wife isn't with me.

How does your wife like the rear saddle and does the back rest keep most of the passenger weight off of you?

PB1

 

[OneTrueRider]

How does your wife like the rear saddle and does the back rest keep most of the passenger weight off of you?

PB1

She hasn't had any complaints about comfort. The backrest will help keep their weight off of you since they feel comfortable/safe enough to sit at the rear of the seat. The backrest is adjustable fore/aft.

It also works good for holding a tailpack in place.

 

[Merlot]

Love my Torbin the best compared to Corbin who is so hard and heavy.
My friend ordered the sargeant seats for his fazer front and rear using atom sponge i think.
Includes a free nice red torchlight under the rear seat.The best part is the rear seat cant fit at all.

 

[PB1]

Love my Torbin the best compared to Corbin who is so hard and heavy.
My friend ordered the sargeant seats for his fazer front and rear using atom sponge i think.
Includes a free nice red torchlight under the rear seat.The best part is the rear seat cant fit at all.

Can you send a pic?
PB1

 

[PB1]

So I went with Corbin for my saddle. The look I love but it does not feel like it is going to be more comfortable that stock.

I read it will Atleast be a 2000mi break_in period but I am skeptical...
Any insight



PB1