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I am looking to add a backrest to the Ultra, and the H-D backrest is very pricey compared to the Ediors and others I have found...
I mean, the H-D is almost $500! Others run about $100 or so. And I have found any more, H-D is selling a lot of China made stuff, too!
Any input is appreciated...
I picked up a used HD adjustable mount and Streamliner backrest for $150 from a local rider.
Works fantastic and matches perfectly on my Streetglide. I hid the adjustment level behind the mid-frame deflectors - however I very rarely change the position.
Bought one off ebay for about $80. Rode it 2,000 round trip to Dallas, TX and then to Mountain View, AR with 7 days of touring for another 2,000 miles. No problems and very comfortable.
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