Corbin Fire & Ice Bagger Touring Saddle
Corbin claims that the newest version of their extremely popular Dual Touring saddle is the World’s first production Heated AND Cooled motorcycle saddle*. Like all Corbin seats, this system is designed for simple installation and is fully self contained in the saddle. Simplicity, Form and Function all wrapped up in one neat package.
This model is specially designed to fit the 2009 and up Electra-Glide, Road Glide and Street Glide models.
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Additionally, it features all the same benefits as the original Dual Tour saddle with generously sculpted seating panels for maximum support. The lower chassis used for Harley’s 2009 and up Baggers freed Corbin up for a new level of ergonomics. Wide, sculpted seating positions create a larger area of contact for excellent weight distribution. Its shaped like your body to eliminate pressure points and give long lasting support that will keep you in the saddle all day.
Corbin Fire & Ice Bagger Touring Saddle sells for $993 MSRP
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About Fire & Ice: Ever hear of the Peltier Effect? If so, you’ve probably already figured out the basics of how the Corbin Fire & Ice system works. With just a couple of fans and some clever application Corbin can include both heat and cool in the same saddle without pumps, compressors, or fluids. It should be noted the cooling effect is affected by ambient temperature. In Corbin’s samples the room temperature was 74 degrees and it took just a few minutes to cool the seating surfaces down to a chilly 63 degrees. In continued tests, the system quickly cooled the surface 10-15 degrees below ambient temperature. On the heat side, Corbin thermostatically set it to top out at approximately 110 degrees.
If you want to know more, follow the link to Corbin’s product page.
Fire & Ice, minus the backrests
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Temperature control at the flip of a switch (or two or three).
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IR shows the hot and cold patches in action on the seat.
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