Irishscouter
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Is there a a device that can be added to drivers backrest that massages the lower back?
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Is there a device to add to a Seat Backrest that Massages the lower back?
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racoon
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Google to the rescue...maybe.
I found something on eBay:
Please note that eBay listing says "Backrest Massage Pad" but it doesn't appear to be a vibrating pad.
I'm guessing the nubs on the pad "massages" your back using the vibration of riding.
It has a very long list of motorcycles it fits (111 entries in the list) but none of the entries says it fits a CAN-AM.
It does, however, have one picture with dimensions.
15 cm tall x 28.5 cm wide x 2.3 cm thick
5.9" tall x 11.22" wide x .9" thick
:::running out the garage with a tape measure:::
The driver's backrest that came with my 2024 Spyder RT Sea2Sky is not a perfect rectangle:
Width = 10" at the top, 12" at the widest point
Height = 5" at the shortest point, 6" next to the mounting section (where the vertical stitching is in the picture)
I found something on eBay:
Universal Motorcycle Backrest Massage Pad Back Top Case Rear Trunk Box Cushion | eBay
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Please note that eBay listing says "Backrest Massage Pad" but it doesn't appear to be a vibrating pad.
I'm guessing the nubs on the pad "massages" your back using the vibration of riding.
It has a very long list of motorcycles it fits (111 entries in the list) but none of the entries says it fits a CAN-AM.
It does, however, have one picture with dimensions.
15 cm tall x 28.5 cm wide x 2.3 cm thick
5.9" tall x 11.22" wide x .9" thick
:::running out the garage with a tape measure:::
The driver's backrest that came with my 2024 Spyder RT Sea2Sky is not a perfect rectangle:
Width = 10" at the top, 12" at the widest point
Height = 5" at the shortest point, 6" next to the mounting section (where the vertical stitching is in the picture)
Bangorbob
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I actually did that in 1973. Still married to her.Perhaps a young Asian lady?
The massages ended in 1974. Just having some fun.
jzeiler
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All this talk of massage reminds me of our years of riding. During our early years we rode two up on a 74 Suzuki GT 750, not the best seat. So when I stood on the pegs to stretch, she would reach up and massage my buttocks. Then children came along and while I still rode she did not. Fast forward to 2004 (kids are grown) and I get the new 2005 BMW K1200 LT. After six months of riding solo she joints me for short (150 mile) trip and of course the stock seat is not that good so I stood up on the pegs to stretch, and up come the hands without a word from me. I chose wisely on my mate...
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