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2kids3pets, what bolt did you use to fasten down the bib at the back? I decided to go bib on my NT and the button head the indy gave me doesn't fit....wrong threads I think. Anyway, I remembered I liked what you used thought I'd give you a hollar
very nice seat dude...I am curious as how you like it from a riding standpoint. I am looking for a solo seat for the Night Train but I dont want anything that is going to push you forward, I am looking for something that might push the but back a little bit. Looks like it would be much much better than any stock seat. Very jealous !!
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