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Exactly - that is why I am fretting over it so - for that money you want to make sure you get it right - I have got to get off the pot though, now would be a perfect time since we are experiencing our couple weeks of winter right now... supposed to be in the 20s this weekend.
My wife definately likes the riders backrest. I really like the removable backrest that goes with the solo seat, with my legs streached out to the fwd controls, I can lean back and enjoy the ride. My back is much happier that is for sure. When I got on it for the first time I though it was a little wide also, after riding with it now I don't even notice it.
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