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I am definitely in need of a backrest to go on my 04 flht. I put a FLHX seat on it two weeks ago and The only thing I don't like about it is I find myself slumping alot more than before. For those of you that have a driver's backrest, how did you decide between the adjustable or the non-adj one. My neighbor has the adj and says he never has moved it. Let me know what experience you have with either and which one you recommend. The price is about $70 difference form Chicago HD so that is not a big deal, but if I am not going to need the adjustablilty why spend the extra money right. Thanks in advance for the advice. BTW post some pics of your backrest if you have any. Later
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Rider's backrest adj or non?
