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Mustang works for me. No complaints. Adjustable,comfortable and folds down easily. Just remember to lock it up along with the other stuff when your bike is out of sight.
I tried the grasshopper backrest first but it would not support me. Kept bending back as I leaned back. Really niceis looking though. I returned it and bought mustang backrest. It is real nice and adjustable. Very thin also. Now I wish I could find a solo seat it would work with.
I really enjoy my hd back rest. It is the only one I have owned for this bike so I have nothing to compare to. don't even think about going for a ride with out it.
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