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Here's pics of the first solo made for a Rocker from Corbin after their prototype. It looks great in person and owner says its way more comfortable than the stock seat. Also sits about an inch lower.
Today he took it back to them to have them add/change a few things (design-wise) so the final version will change a little. I'll post updates when he gets it back.
thanks 4 posting!good to see dif mods
looks like side mount plate installed too
also looks like he put something in holes left
from taking the plate mount off,possible a end of a bullet
some likes and dislikes with that seat mostly dislikes danny greys still no.1 in my book
He's having more work done on the seat. Apparently they didn't fully describe all the things they could do. Version 2.0 is promised to be a lot better.
To mount his side mount plate he used a shift linkage from a Deluxe and mounted to the left side passenger peg hole in the boomerang.
He's having more work done on the seat. Apparently they didn't fully describe all the things they could do. Version 2.0 is promised to be a lot better.
To mount his side mount plate he used a shift linkage from a Deluxe and mounted to the left side passenger peg hole in the boomerang.
And the Big Radius will be on it by the end of the week.
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