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I have been waffling back forth trying to figure out besides the look, if one backrest was better than the other. I ride a 2007 SG with a Classic solo. Any suggestions or thoughts?
I just ordered a Corbin Cassic Solo and the touring passanger pillion for my 09 Road King. To keep the price down a little I did not order the $230.00 back rest.
I really didn't like the look of the 02-sb with the hole in the center. So I figured I'd make up my mind later on the back rest.
Also, if for some reason the seat doesn't work out that's another $230.00 I'd have to try and recoupe.
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