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I'm making a hand tooled seat and passenger backrest for my Freewheeler for when I collect it in September. I have done all the designs and templates except on the rear of the passenger pad above the top of the sissy bar. The design is done but I need to check available area.
Please could someone with the stock set-up give me the measurement from the top centre screw (on the triangular bracket plate) to the top of the sissy bar, and another measure from the top of the sissybar to the top centre crease of the pad rear.
Phil, happy to hear that it helped you. Would love to see a picture when you get it all done. I'm loving my Amber Whiskey Free! If you haven't already, please join us on our Haley-Davidson Freewheeler Group page on FB...if you do FB. There are a lot of friendly folks on there that are more than happy to help out any way they can. Take care. Joan
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