Name That Seat

[lmiklosy]

This is the seat on my acquired 1993 K75s. Can anyone identify the manufacturer of this seat? There are no identifiable markings, looks aftermarket to me not OEM. Seat pan is plastic.  Thank you.   

[Chaos]

Ebay has one listed as a Corbin Dual Canyon, though it looks like it might have originally been for an airhead.
https://www.ebay.com/i/381026776509?chn=ps&norover=1&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-117182-37290-0&mkcid=2&itemid=381026776509&targetid=807358026669&device=c&mktype=pla&googleloc=9015831&poi=&campaignid=1497794122&mkgroupid=56281259685&rlsatarget=aud-674438124457:pla-807358026669&abcId=1139466&merchantid=8373874&gclid=EAIaIQobChMImLjq07Kk5QIVFvbjBx1h-wc4EAYYBCABEgLJ0_D_BwE

[The Mighty Gryphon]

Looks like the OEM comfort seat that came on my '94 K75RT.

[volador]

This is the seat on my acquired 1993 K75s. Can anyone identify the manufacturer of this seat? There are no identifiable markings, looks aftermarket to me not OEM. Seat pan is plastic.  Thank you.

Nice seat
Looks OEM Fehrer on the higher end

[Scott_]

Is going to say the seat pan looks to be OEM.

[Martin]

Definitely OEM pan with OEM plastic retaining strips and it is riveted as per OEM. I tried running the number on the bottom of the pan but nothing came up.
Regards Martin.

[Chaos]

Looks like the OEM comfort seat that came on my '94 K75RT.

  Corbin made the comfort seats methinks

[Laitch]

This is one style of Fehrer comfort seat.
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[lmiklosy]

OEM I'll be darn.  All the Corbin seats I've seen have their name somewhere, this seat has no other markings just that number. Laitch has the same seat with grey covering. These are very comfortable touring seats with a 5" seat pad but best for riders 6-feet and over.  If your inseam is short you'll be looking for pavement and a backrest.  Thanks everybody.