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Old 03-23-2008, 03:01 PM
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Default Rider backrest for '96 FLHTC

does any one have any suggestions for a back rest for a 1996 FLHTC? preferably an hd model? i like the current seat on the bike, and im not sure i want to switch to an aftermarket seat (ie corbin, mustang et al) for a back rest. i guess you could call the current seat that i have as "pillow look".. with the split between the rider and passenger seats. im looking for long haul comfort as well as short trip comfort, and ease of install/removal if i want to ride two up. I've included the best pic i have that shows off the seat and current setup on the bike<br></br>
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Old 03-23-2008, 04:27 PM
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cool.. any experiance with any of these peter?
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No, never used one. Buddy got the adjustable for his RoadGlide on a long trip to Wyoming a few years back, after first day he commented how he lived without it!
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cool... i'm just trying to get the most info i can before i go to the "stealers" to look at them in person
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Default Backrests

You can check out the backrests made by Jardine. They don't do Harley exhaust but do make Harley backrests.

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CRUISER ACCESSORIES BACKRESTS at Jardine Performance Products jardineproducts.com
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