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Has anyone tried to come up with they're own removable backrest without using the dealers expensive hardware? I wan't to get a low profile backrest\sissy bar I can remove. I don't mind paying for the back rest and the mountin brackets but I cannot see myself paying over $100.00 for the stupid screws they have.
Any one have any Ideas or pictures? even close up puictures of the detachable hardware would help.
Thanks
P.S. Don't tell me to buy Haulen ***, I don't want to mount to the fender. I love they're products but just don't want to mount to the fender....
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