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Oh by the way I believe "None of the above" is the best looking option. However I am a fat old man with a bad back and my lady likes her backrest too. So that is really not an option.
since tour-packs dont really add to the asthetics of a bike, i dont understand why someone would want a chopped pack. i mean, if youre putting a 'trunk' on your bike, you might as well install the largest one thatll fit properly.
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the ONLY time my passenger backrest/sissy bar is on is when my wife rides with me (which isnt very often anymore)
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other than that, its a sundowner seat.
since tour-packs dont really add to the asthetics of a bike, i dont understand why someone would want a chopped pack. i mean, if youre putting a 'trunk' on your bike, you might as well install the largest one thatll fit properly.
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the ONLY time my passenger backrest/sissy bar is on is when my wife rides with me (which isnt very often anymore)
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other than that, its a sundowner seat.
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