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haha, yea sissy bar pad goes. Gotta keep the bar though. Makes my daughter feel better.
Intake is going.
Not sure about bars yet. May change the angle of the bars themselves first. It might be the angle they are set at that bothers me. If they still keep my crouching forward, then I'll do the low risers and apes instead.
The thing does ride way more comfortable than the sporty did. But i did have the sporty set up for solo riding. Got tired of that. Now I'm more into long distance with a passenger. This fits that bill nicely.
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