MX Control Tech Motorcycle Performance Seats
Grip'n Rip Off Road Motorcycle Control Technologies
MX Control Tech Seats Built by Corbin.
Many enduro riders prefer this seat with the extended downward grips.
Patented Off-Road Motorcycle High-Performance Seats that Enable a Standing Rider to Grip the Bike With the Knees and legs. This revolutionary design allows the rider to use their legs to control the bike’s attitude and relieve stress on hands and arms. Dual leg grips are built into the seat so the bike can be held at various angles using the power of rider’s legs rather than relying solely on upper arm strength. Developed and tested on the track with impressive results.
Cast foam allows complex shapes like the MX Control Tech leg grips. This seat is also slightly wider for more square inches of body contact and better weight dispersion. Towards the nose the shape is low to aid sliding up on the tank for aggressive cornering.
We’ve designed several cover patterns that utilize the most durable of the materials available from Corbin. There is no additional charge for any of the custom covers. If you’d like to create your own, just add the information into the notes field and we’ll make it happen. Cover is completely hand sewn and riveted to a rigid Fibertech basepan.
MX Control Tech seat installs like stock and rides on rubber bumpers to protect your bodywork and chassis.
Currently Fitting the following KTM models in years of 2016 and 2018
2017-2018
2016 & 2019
(There are some reports that these seats also fit onto the oversize Acerbis gas tanks.)
The Corbin seat mounts in the front with a tongue and two bolts through the sides.
What Bike do You Ride?
$395.00
| Weight | 10 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 32 × 16 × 12 in |
| Seating | Asphalt, Black Basketweave, Black Grabber, Black Polaris |
| Side Panels | Asphalt, Black Basketweave, Black Grabber, Black Polaris |
| Trim Panel | KTM Orange, Ninja Red, Orange, Yellow Carbon-Fiber |
Steve Baum –
Hi, I’m Steve Baum. You might recognize me from the DMV movies ‘No Pants, No Problem and as crash victim #2 in ‘Who’s collarbone is that anyway?’ See also: https://www.youtube.com/user/stevebaum/featured
But today I’m here to talk about the MXCONTROLPAD seat. I was recruited by James ( the inventor) to help test his seat in its several variations. At 1st, in its early stages, when was testing the seat I thought it was nice, but I didn’t need this sort of thing. Now that the seat is at its zenith, I have to admit, I love it! I mean, this thing is great! When I gave the tester back, I didn’t feel as connected to my bike anymore. I didn’t fully appreciate it because it’s so quick and natural to use, I didn’t realize how much it was helping me. I thought I was “okay enough at gripping the bike w/ my knees. This product helps grip the bike in climbs, in turns and braking. It isn’t wide as to get in the way when you don’t want it or when sitting. As far as a seat goes, it’s comfortable to sit on and looks good. It’s got grip material and works fine, but as knee control bumps help me nice and neutral and connected to the bike.