street bob backrest seat
Tourer
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RE: street bob backrest seat
Here's a photo I took last summer of my Street Bob with the Fehling combo backrest / rack and 2 bags:
[IMG]local://upfiles/14878/AC8980F2774342ED95885F85769E17A1.jpg[/IMG]
Lot's of room to carry stuff and the backrest feels great! I'm planning to switch to a larger single bag next year instead of the duals.
[IMG]local://upfiles/14878/AC8980F2774342ED95885F85769E17A1.jpg[/IMG]
Lot's of room to carry stuff and the backrest feels great! I'm planning to switch to a larger single bag next year instead of the duals.
Cruiser
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RE: street bob backrest seat
ORIGINAL: Airborne350G
Those belts are very popular for riders in Europe. They use them for back and kidney support.
Those belts are very popular for riders in Europe. They use them for back and kidney support.
Road Master
Joined: Sep 2007
Posts: 782
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From: Texas
RE: street bob backrest seat
ProTac is a good option, I really like mine.
http://www.protac.net/index.htm
Mine isreally for a FX Softail Custom.
I had to put the brackets on upside down, then drill the bottom open so I could
put the rest in it, its also modified slightly (Bent to a little different
angle).
I also drilled and tapped the back side of the mounts so I could put in set
screws so it would not slide up or down and cannot be easily stolen.
Protac makes one for our specific bike, but as I said I originally ordered mine
for my FXSTC, but I went a different route on it.
It just took a little imagination to make it work on my FXD.
Igo for comfort.
I would really like to have RudeDog fabricate me one that matches my RudeDog sissy bar.
[IMG]local://upfiles/42546/A91260827C0B4601A26FF4B8B500BDD8.jpg[/IMG]
http://www.protac.net/index.htm
Mine isreally for a FX Softail Custom.
I had to put the brackets on upside down, then drill the bottom open so I could
put the rest in it, its also modified slightly (Bent to a little different
angle).
I also drilled and tapped the back side of the mounts so I could put in set
screws so it would not slide up or down and cannot be easily stolen.
Protac makes one for our specific bike, but as I said I originally ordered mine
for my FXSTC, but I went a different route on it.
It just took a little imagination to make it work on my FXD.
Igo for comfort.
I would really like to have RudeDog fabricate me one that matches my RudeDog sissy bar.
[IMG]local://upfiles/42546/A91260827C0B4601A26FF4B8B500BDD8.jpg[/IMG]
Road Master
Joined: Apr 2008
Posts: 931
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From: England
RE: street bob backrest seat
I have exactly the same problem - I fitted a Corbin Classic Solo with a standard Ovalback backrest (see below) and its transformed my riding. Both the seat and backrest (which is adjustable) are really comfortable. I did a round trip last Sunday of around 200 miles which would have crippled me before and when I got back I washed and cleaned my bike.
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