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Old 13 Jan 07, 08:56 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Corbin (Rear Seat Luggage Hump)

I brazenly pinched this from another site as I thought it may solve one or two issues that the sports bike riders amongst us may have for those short to medium, day long journeys.
Corbin are thinking of making these to fit Ducati motorcycles so bookmark it and check back every so often. They do look quite unassuming but only carry 7ltrs.
The example on the site shows a Triumph 675 and for some reason does take a while to load. Click on the picrure on the right hand side which shows the 'trunk' as they call it in place of the rear seat.
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Old 13 Jan 07, 09:13 AM   #2 (permalink)
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Good Idea, looks ok as well
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Re: Corbin rear seat luggage hump

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I brazenly pinched this from another site as I thought it may solve one or two issues that the sports bike riders amongst us may have for those short to medium, day long journeys.
Corbin are thinking of making these to fit Ducati motorcycles so bookmark it and check back every so often. They do look quite unassuming but only carry 7ltrs.
The example on the site shows a Triumph 675 and for some reason does take a while to load. Click on the picrure on the right hand side which shows the 'trunk' as they call it in place of the rear seat.
Yuk!
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Good Idea, looks ok as well
and what does your guide dog think of it?
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Good Idea, looks ok as well
and what does your guide dog think of it?
I dont know, he cant talk ! DUHHHHHH ever heard of a talking GUIDE DOG ??
Wouldnt look good on a HYPER but the other models it could be ok, buy one for the SPS so we can see if it works :wink:
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