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I have the backrest that is made for the Street Glide. I like it, but install is a PITA. I happen to have an extra mounting bracket if you want. Just pay the shipping.
Thats real nice of you. Sure, I'd be happy as can be to pay the shipping. Do you have PAY PAL? Let me know. You can email me personally @ rickr@stoweaccess.com
Uhh... not the one I have - do you have a pic of that?
Keithhu - here are a couple of pics of my RK with the Mustang rider backrest installed so you can see upright and folded-down what it looks like. Sounds like your installation functions differently?
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