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Looking for some guidance or pics of any of the luggage rack installed on the adjustable " reclining" side plates for the sissy bars. Havnt found any documentation that says the two will not work together.
Has anyone done this and do you have any pics of such setup?
Also, How much recline do the adjustable sideplates have? I know that they have 3 positions, just not sure how far they would go back. I would guess maybe an inch or two to each from normal postition.
Side note... Just found out the production on my Fatty has been delayed a couple weeks, so I wont be taking delivery when I originally requested.
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