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Tourer
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From: Tucson Az
Sorry about the confusion, yes the tork bolt, and the seat is a full seat that uses the bolt on the rear of the fender, I will try and find a set that looks like the one im buying.
Looks exactly like this one but does not have the hole in the center
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Looks exactly like this one but does not have the hole in the center
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Alright, I think I got it.
As long as your new seat fastens at the front and the rear, it will be fine. As I recall, the front mount for the seat slides in, then you bolt down the rear.
I think you are talking about where a stock solo seat would mount at the rear, on the rear fender, then the next bolt back (from that point) is where the rear of a pillion pad mounts. The pillion pad uses the solo seat rear bolt for its front attachment point.
With your full length seat, it should just mount to the rearward bolt, at the point where the stock pillion pad rear mount goes.
Simple.
John
As long as your new seat fastens at the front and the rear, it will be fine. As I recall, the front mount for the seat slides in, then you bolt down the rear.
I think you are talking about where a stock solo seat would mount at the rear, on the rear fender, then the next bolt back (from that point) is where the rear of a pillion pad mounts. The pillion pad uses the solo seat rear bolt for its front attachment point.
With your full length seat, it should just mount to the rearward bolt, at the point where the stock pillion pad rear mount goes.
Simple.
John
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