What do you feel are the best

[Motorcycledave]

Hey everyone
What is the best arm rests for pass. in your opinion
Thanks
Dave

 

[Bob Denman]

That's easy!

Diamond-R! :2thumbs:

While I like the looks of the Rivco product; the fact that they mount to the plastic speaker boxes has always concerned me... :shocked:

 

[Jetfixer]

We have the Corbin.

 

[ROB K]

"Diamond R " when my wife saw these it was a done deal. She is the passenger and making her happy back there is all that matters.

 

[DJFaninTN]

the wife unit likes the Revco Arm Rest the best. plus you can get them in colors to match your Ultimate Seat if you decide.

 

[Bam Bam and Pebbles]

Another vote for the Diamond R. Wife loves em. They are pricey, but easy to install.

 

[Deecheff]

Corbin

We put the Corbin armrest on our RT. My wife love's them. best of luck.

 

[finless]

Corbin.... Wife loves them.
They look like they are factory too....

Harder to install than the Diamond R though.

Bob

 

[rmag]

Corbin

My lovely bride would only accept Corbin because they don't swivel. She feels much more secure. And after nearly thirty years of marriage l who's right.

 

[Netminder]

I have Diamond R and my wife really likes them, but they all seem to do the job of keeping the passenger happy.

 

[Pat Clark]

"Diamond R " when my wife saw these it was a done deal. She is the passenger and making her happy back there is all that matters.

I see that these swivel, to they lock in position? I'm wondering what happens when there isn't a rider on the back.

Thanks, Pat

 

[Bob Denman]

They don't lock into place; perhaps this is a safety feature to prevent a passenger from being "caught" in an ugly situation. :shocked:
If nobody's sitting there using them; they behave themselves, and leave the operator alone!

 

[CMA/IBA_rider]

My wife says Corbin. They are the hardest ones to put on though.