[sanderclause]

Not very stylish, but man it's super comfortable. You know for those who don't want to spend 600 dollars on a seat just yet. Of course its not done yet and is removable so I can just have it on for long rides. I already have a couple other designs and shapes for the pad in work.

 

[straightjacket]

It will look alot better black, right now it looks like spongebob is riding with ya.

 

[sanderclause]

It will look alot better black, right now it looks like spongebob is riding with ya.

Ya it's already black that was just the color of the leather unstained.

 

[sanderclause]

I've got some more contemporary stylish pads in development. This was just a quick pad made up to test out the bracket I fabricated. Witch bolts to the frame for good stability.

 

[strykme1]

Are you taking orders?

 

[sanderclause]

Are you taking orders?

I have a good friend that I designed one of these for. He has a harley dyna series bike. I thought it would be a cool idea for the stryker. unfortunately it's not an easy bolt on, it involves serious drilling and cutting to the frame and rear finder. a lot of skilled work is required to install one. So I don't think orders would be in to high demand unless I did it personally. All the extra pads for now are for the ones I make for the harley guys.

 

[strykme1]

Wow...sounds like a chore. Always willing to help out small businesses if possible.

 

[sanderclause]

Wow...sounds like a chore. Always willing to help out small businesses if possible.

I don't have a business, but I do like to create and fabricate new ideas for just about anything. My problem is I do most of it for free. Or a 12 pack of beer.


I will say this, I have a bad back, military injury, and my riding limit is usually about 30 miles lately. With this back rest, and maybe the mustangs as well, I could probably go all day if I needed to. Its tremendous the difference when you can lean back and relax.

 

[bekohlko]

Any chance you could fab something up to mount it where the passenger backrest mounts? Or even something that would mount straight to the fender. I wouldn't mind drilling a couple holes in the fender as long as it's still hidden under the stock pillion.

 

[Cuz I Ken]

Any chance you could fab something up to mount it where the passenger backrest mounts? Or even something that would mount straight to the fender. I wouldn't mind drilling a couple holes in the fender as long as it's still hidden under the stock pillion.

Having a quick release backrest that attaches to the passenger backrest mounts would be pretty interesting to see! Taking the design of the Stryker backrest and make it work for a driver backrest would probably be something people might consider buying!

 

[sanderclause]

Having a quick release backrest that attaches to the passenger backrest mounts would be pretty interesting to see! Taking the design of the Stryker backrest and make it work for a driver backrest would probably be something people might consider buying!
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Ya I thought about that, just diddn't know how it would look with a bracket around the finder. Would be easy enough to try tho.

Here's a pic with it all black. Ill have differant pads made up soon.