Corbin for the win!

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I've purchased Corbin seats for almost every bike I've owned (and sold most of them), I've had such a wildly inconsistent experience with them. Riding 20k miles on a seat that never got a bit "broken in," just about put me off them for got. The worst is on my Yamaha Super Tenere. Custom heated seats, and the two won't actually fit on the bike together. The back fit's and screws down, but the padding sticks too far forward, causing the front seat to not line up correctly, which doesn't allow it to lock in place. Remove the back seat, the front works fine. Use the Corbin front seat, and a OEM, or other aftermarket seat, and both work. I'd had enough after fiddling with it for several years, and emailed Corbin. A guy responded that if he remembered correctly, there was a clearance issue when the front seat was in the high position and you had to do some modifications to get it to work. That was it for me, I was never buying another one of their seats!

Then the R3 GT happened...

I can't believe what a difference this seat made over the stock seat! My 12 year old daughter complained that the OEM rear seat hurt to sit on, now she's a happy camper too!

I usually search and search, and them 2nd guess purchases, but this one was worth it, and no more looking is necessary. I've seen a couple posts about the gunfighter seat, anyone enjoying the two up seat as much as I am?