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yep the hualin *** sissy bar/backrest there is some one on here that has one said the bracket was fine but the pad that actually is made by harley blows cost you 199.99 if you order it directly from them
Doesn't support the back; just keeps the girlfriend on the backfrom wanting to ride longer because of no back support. Even 19 year old's need back support.
Doesn't support the back; just keeps the girlfriend on the backfrom wanting to ride longer because of no back support. Even 19 year old's need back support.
It's only $159.00 with the pad, why do you think it's too much money? I think it looks a lot cleaner than your regular sissybar and comes on and off in a snap. Hey I want my gf to hold on to me when we ride the backrest just gives her the security of not sliding off the back. I'm sure it has to give the back some kind of break.
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