Backrest advice
Tourer
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I have a Grasshopper that I don't use anymore! I'll be in Santa Rosa for the night it was on my RK until I picked up another bike! I will let you have it for cheap! I'll be heading up there this afternoon! Leaving San Jose around 12. Text me and I'll bring it if your interested.
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Ranger Rick
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Ranger Rick
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From: Dark Side of the Moon
I think you'll be happy with the HD adjustable backrest. A buddy has it on his King.
I rode the King x-country for him on a move when he was deployed. I like to move around on the seat between gas stops and the backrest can adjust to your position on the fly.
I rode the King x-country for him on a move when he was deployed. I like to move around on the seat between gas stops and the backrest can adjust to your position on the fly.
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Joined: Oct 2006
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From: North East
I saw my first bike with a rider backrest in 1984. Bought one in the middle of a 3000 mile trip out west and installed it at the dealership where I purchased it. Haven't ridden a mile without one since. Decide which model you want and buy it!! Best upgrade for a touring bike ever.
Road Captain
Joined: Mar 2011
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From: Tampa Bay, Florida
I've had the same non-adjustable Harley back rest on my last 4 bikes.
It will fit many years of touring bikes, don't listen to the parts guys.
I have two bulged disks and it helps on short rides and long rides.
I even mounted my Harley backseat bag on it on my last trip. Just slips right over it.
It will fit many years of touring bikes, don't listen to the parts guys.
I have two bulged disks and it helps on short rides and long rides.
I even mounted my Harley backseat bag on it on my last trip. Just slips right over it.
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