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a buddy of mine has something similar to that on his fat boy.. he didn't care for it too much because he said it pressed against his back too much.. but the guy is like 5'5"-5'6" and it might just be the way he sits
a buddy of mine has something similar to that on his fat boy.. he didn't care for it too much because he said it pressed against his back too much.. but the guy is like 5'5"-5'6" and it might just be the way he sits
He's correct, the way it mounts the pushes you to far forward.
Look at the face of the back rest with respect to where you *** sits.
I tried one and ended up sending it back. (be sure to get at least a 14 day return).
Last edited by TheTroupe; Jul 27, 2011 at 10:40 AM.
He's correct, the way it mounts the pushes you to far forward.
Look at the face of the back rest with respect to where you *** sits.
I tried one and ended up sending it back. (be sure to get at least a 14 day return).
HMM, Yeah, looking at the pic. again, it looks like the whole pad sits in front of the rear of the seat, I wonder if its (re) bendable?
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