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I have the back rest, pad and luggage rack that I wont use on my 2010 Road King. I am going to list it on Ebay soon. I have all the take off parts that I need out of my garage. PM me if your interested.
I bought the 4 point docking kit and a short back rest from eBay have know idea what brand it is but it fits great! Only complaint I have is the docking hardware didn't have the correct amount of washers. Hope that helps.
Just put on my eBay backrest. It looks fine and I saw some complaints of the thick welds but they're not bad and who's going to look at them. I don't have to hammer it on but the black clamps that go around the docking bevels is a little tight. I can live with it and assume it will get better after being taken off a few times. I bought hd docking hardware off someone for $50. Total of $150 for everything.
Just put on my eBay backrest. It looks fine and I saw some complaints of the thick welds but they're not bad and who's going to look at them. I don't have to hammer it on but the black clamps that go around the docking bevels is a little tight. I can live with it and assume it will get better after being taken off a few times. I bought hd docking hardware off someone for $50. Total of $150 for everything.
I purchased the one 2 Evil had for sale. It is a HD unit. I think it probably depends on who you purchase from on E-bay as to the quality you end up with. There were some that just from the pictures I could tell the welds were rough. Anyway, thanks everyone for the feed back.
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