bdogchicago
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Need assistance/suggestions for fixing the seat pan of my OEM Corbin seat. Specifically the rear hinge mounting point. The plastic that holds the retaining but cracked and now the seat is not connected at the team most point.
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Broken K75S OEM Corbin Seat Pan Repair
- Thread starter bdogchicago
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Frank,
You might want to go out and check that "stock" seat pan. Stock early Kbike pans were an ABS type of plastic just like the OP's. Some of the early Corbin pans were fiberglass. I have never seen a metal early K pan in the hundreds that I have seen.
Can you post photos?
bdogchicago
New member
While Corbin, the seatpan is the OEM plastic version, not the Corbin fiberglass version. Hoping to find a solution that does not require a complete reuphostery at this point. Planning to do so in the future once I've landing on the desired seat upgrades (reshaping, etc.).
bdogchicago
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Thanks. Trying to work out a solution now. Will update when resolved.
