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Nice price, I don't think I ever seen a backrest that inexpensive. Post how you like it after you have had it and used it. TIP:, if it does not feel right as soon as you use it give it a chance. I didn't like mine at 1st and thought I wasted a chunk of change but it grew on me and now I can't imagine riding without it.
I bought the same backrest i like that its a snap to take off.
Kind of a pin in the ars to install i used thinner washer to make it easier
For the price you cant go wrong plus fast shipping
I bought the same backrest i like that its a snap to take off.
Kind of a pin in the ars to install i used thinner washer to make it easier
For the price you cant go wrong plus fast shipping
Ordered Monday morning. On my bike by wed 4 pm now thats fast! E Z install and great backrest for the $$ IMHO Once the bracket is on the seat nuts the rest removes in 2 sec.
Garage lighting sucks -will get a sunny pic tomorrow
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