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I have one on my Heritage. As you say, it's not a perfect engineering solution, but it serves its purpose. I'd like a little less padding and for it to be a little more firm, but it is what it is.
I also have the Grasshopper and for the price you cant beat it.
I did hear however theyve gone to a little stiffer steel so theres not quite as much give.
I also have the Grasshopper and for the price you cant beat it. I did hear however theyve gone to a little stiffer steel so theres not quite as much give.
I mentioned about it having too much give in my review. Maybe they listened. FWIW, I gave it four out of five stars.
Last edited by GalvTexGuy; Jul 7, 2020 at 10:10 PM.
I've got one on my 94 FXSTC, disappointed that it bends and I have to keep bending it back upright.
It probably won't last long and will eventually snap.
I've got one on my 94 FXSTC, disappointed that it bends and I have to keep bending it back upright.
It probably won't last long and will eventually snap.
Give them a call and tell them, maybe theyll make it right. They are a small company and seem like good people
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