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Need RT Passenger Arm Rest's
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SpyderAnn01
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Diamond R makes some that swing in and out.
Motorcycledave
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ChrisW
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How, do you have a web site?
jimsrts15
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RT arm rests
Copy and paste this URL, http://www.bigbikeparts.com/templates/product.aspx?ProductGuid=41-159&GroupGuid=59
Happy riding. J Clark
Copy and paste this URL, http://www.bigbikeparts.com/templates/product.aspx?ProductGuid=41-159&GroupGuid=59
Happy riding. J Clark
Dochatley
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Copy and paste this URL, http://www.bigbikeparts.com/templates/product.aspx?ProductGuid=41-159&GroupGuid=59
Happy riding. J Clark
Just added a set of these and also got the drink holder they have to go with them. Very easy install and they work great.
Bob Denman
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My Missus loved the Diamond-R set that we had on our 2010 RT...
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OverHillAndDale
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We have the Ultimate Seats rear arm rests
They look identical to the Rivco - maybe the same part. Reasonably easy to install and a rear cup holder can be attached.
They look identical to the Rivco - maybe the same part. Reasonably easy to install and a rear cup holder can be attached.
Red RT-S
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Corbin arm rests
We have Corbin arm rests and while they work well I cannot recommend Corbin. First they took several weeks to be delivered which seems excessive to me for what should be an off the shelf item. Second, the installation instructions were not good. They tell you to remove 2 screws in the trunk. There are actually three, and the third one is hidden pretty deep in the darkness inside the trunk. Third, the reinforced screw holes in the arm rests did not line up with the holes in the trunk, thus you have to put the screws into the arm rest where it is not reinforced making the mounting much less secure. I bought these because of Corbin's reputation, but I doubt I will purchase anything else from Corbin.
We have Corbin arm rests and while they work well I cannot recommend Corbin. First they took several weeks to be delivered which seems excessive to me for what should be an off the shelf item. Second, the installation instructions were not good. They tell you to remove 2 screws in the trunk. There are actually three, and the third one is hidden pretty deep in the darkness inside the trunk. Third, the reinforced screw holes in the arm rests did not line up with the holes in the trunk, thus you have to put the screws into the arm rest where it is not reinforced making the mounting much less secure. I bought these because of Corbin's reputation, but I doubt I will purchase anything else from Corbin.
remark2013
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We have the RIVCO's and love the look and comfort :yes:. They also pivot in and out!
Kent.
Kent.
Passenger aem rest
Be careful with any that mount to the side of seat. The ones I've seen have a metal/rubber insert that is only in the plastic. Easy to pull out with little downward pressure. Plus if you s/o is somewhat a "widebody", it
cuts down on room and will rub or bruise thighs.
I know.
Can't remember the brand I have but they have a metal
plate the mounts under the seat. And with my Ultimate
seat, I had to shave down the bumpers a little so that the
seat would close as it should.
Be careful with any that mount to the side of seat. The ones I've seen have a metal/rubber insert that is only in the plastic. Easy to pull out with little downward pressure. Plus if you s/o is somewhat a "widebody", it
cuts down on room and will rub or bruise thighs.
I know.
Can't remember the brand I have but they have a metal
plate the mounts under the seat. And with my Ultimate
seat, I had to shave down the bumpers a little so that the
seat would close as it should.
hunterman1
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Passenger armrest
I have the Diamond R armrest, not really satisfied with them. They are pretty filmsy can't put any pressure on them or the mount will bend, they also vibrate really bad.
I have the Diamond R armrest, not really satisfied with them. They are pretty filmsy can't put any pressure on them or the mount will bend, they also vibrate really bad.
Empty Pockets
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Rivco here as well, works good for us
jonnysevel
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Motorcycledave
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