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Hey Chyksbak,
Where in NC are you located? If you're near Charlotte I can show you my HD, adjustable back rest. Or you can go to any of the local shops, they always have bikes with backrests on them.
Yes yes yes I made a mistake they both go down. I was thinking of an aftermarket backrest when I said only one of them folded down. Sweet Jesus I gotta go see the preacher tonight and beg for forgiveness. Lol
Man, I love looking at your Roadglide. I've never seen that color in person but if it was available in 2012, I would have bought it. That is the perfect Carolina Blue color.
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