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I have a Firehouse Customs backrest that claimed it was for the '09 Heritage. In fact, it was not. It was designed for the earlier models which apparently had a different passenger pillion. At any rate, it is pushing me too far forward onto the horn.
Has anyone else found one to work? I don't want to invest in a new seat, as I like mine. I did see grasshopper has one. Anyone have one?
Maybe I should get someone to make a bracket and attach the pad to it??
I took the stock pillion seat that I had laying around after I bought the wife the Touring seat and made it into a Back Rest rear fender bid for me when riding solo... its not, nor will I/can I use it for a rear passenger seat.
Its 7 ins higher that the back of the stock front seat which I love and its great for long solo rides
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