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I did some longer distance riding this weekend. Loved the ride, but my back was pretty sore when I got home.
I have read as much info as I can on this forum, but I'm not sure I know what to do. Can I get a Springer rail for my deluxe seat and then put the Springer driver backrest on? What are the part numbers?
I don't want to replace my whole seat and I want to be able to use my current passenger pillion.
Can't seem to find the part number for the rail right at the moment. I put a Deluxe seat on my Springer Classic and added the Heritage Springer rail and it looks great. My back rest is in the mail, but I am really waiting for this winter when I can get my seat tailored. Need to get it dug out in the bottom....back and down with some rounding where my legs come off it. I think there is someone on this site that does it in North Carolina?!
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