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How to install passenger backrest on F3T
- Thread starter Buckskin
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Peteoz
Well-known member
I had mine dealer mounted, Buckskin, but I remove it on a regular basis. You can't install it fully assembled. You have to at least remove one side arm of the backrest. I would recommend removing both arms of the backrest for the first install.
You have to remove both passenger side grips from the Spyder. The backrest arm then fits over the bar. You then reinstall the passenger side grips. Cover the rear cowl with a thin cloth and bolt the backrest to the backrest arms. There's not much room to play with. Put the plastic covers over the nuts (once again, not much room).....hope this helps a bit...
It's great addition with its adjustability and lumbar support.
Pete
SpyderNeil
New member
Thanks to Pete and Neil I got the backrest on. Pretty stout piece. Will be posting some pictures in a few days, as I still adding some odds and ends to the bike.
Buckskin
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