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I have been on the fence for awhile now and decided to install a spring seat on my 06 Street Bob; tryin to get that old pre 60's look.
Most kits that I see online do not have the frame cover and / or seat. Now not having a welder, this posses a bit of a problem. Does anyone know of a kit that contains, the frame cover, t-bar, and springs and bolts on? and if so, what type of seat do I use, K, CP, or P? Just a little lost and alot confused. [sm=dontgetit.gif]
Plus I would like to get a passenger pillion to match. All help is appreciated...
about 75 percent of us that rode rard tials had the seat right on the frame no spring. it's just the new softer generations that need all that cushiongood luck
I hear ya, but when I messed up my back in the service the doc told me to take it easy. Plus the wife likes it when I am able to "perform" after a long ride....
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