Locking a backrest
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Locking a backrest
Other than the high priced dealer locks, are the any other options for securing a detachable backrest?
I have the bullets that Brukus made on my Road King and am happy with them, but can not find them anywhere for the backrest on my Superglide.
I have the bullets that Brukus made on my Road King and am happy with them, but can not find them anywhere for the backrest on my Superglide.
Last edited by bobg03; Mar 18, 2018 at 08:11 AM.
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I was going to suggest doing what I do when I can't find something, buy another one. The original almost always shows up a short time later. But it looks like Brukus may be out of business? Can't find anything less than about 4 years old on the interweb.
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I liked their product, I have the Saddlebag Secure, the windshield secure and 2 bullets for the 4 point docking system on Road King.
All I found on amazon was the saddle bag secure sets.
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I take a 'cable tie' that has the wire in it and thread it through the mount, then around through the holes on the backrest on my SGS.
Also do this on my Ultra's. (both sides on each bike)
Someone would have to have a sharp knife to cut those ties (or a pair of wire cutters)
I haven't lost a backrest yet.............
Also do this on my Ultra's. (both sides on each bike)
Someone would have to have a sharp knife to cut those ties (or a pair of wire cutters)
I haven't lost a backrest yet.............
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