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Backrest Install Help
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Chupaca
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Let's see....
better than a part number would be what year and model are we talking about....You can look here or on you tube or google it. I installed the oem rack and backrest a long time ago (RS) but don"t remember it being that hard and may still have the instructions....check the forums for your model....:thumbup:
better than a part number would be what year and model are we talking about....You can look here or on you tube or google it. I installed the oem rack and backrest a long time ago (RS) but don"t remember it being that hard and may still have the instructions....check the forums for your model....:thumbup:
Bob Denman
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Cruzr Joe
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Bob Denman
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You don't need to remove the seat; just raise it up! nojoke
Yep. I know that now. Somewhere I had heard that it was a much easier install to pull off the seat. Figured holes had to be drilled for that mounting bracket - imagine my surprise when I got that seat off and upside down on the workbench to see the holes already properly located, drilled and threaded and all ready for the bracket! Grrrrr. :banghead:
Oh, well, backrest on and looking good and I had some hands-on time with the new ride.
Thanks guys.
Bob Denman
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Glad to hear that you're back to "movin' & groovin'!" :2thumbs:Similar threads
