Passenger backrest concept for Rocker C trick seat???
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Alright folks with all the brilliant minds in this forum, someone has to be toying with a concept for a passenger backrest for the Rocker C. My wife is one of those ladies that does not have a problem with long rides on the back of the bike, but when I crack the throttle the tightening around my chest (from her squeezing the life out of me) is getting old. And truthfully, I don't want her to fall off.
I like the idea of the Rocker seat and passenger pillion set up, but what I'm not crazy about is the price. Zanotti's price is around $707 (with driver seat and support)shipped and of course the stealership wants over $900.00 that includes taxes. I thought our main man Gib was going to come up with another one of his awesome ideas, but I wasn't sure if this was one of them.
So I was simply wondering if anyone as tried to attach say for example, the flat duece style upright sissy bar and backrestto their trick seat.
Thanks and take care,
John
I like the idea of the Rocker seat and passenger pillion set up, but what I'm not crazy about is the price. Zanotti's price is around $707 (with driver seat and support)shipped and of course the stealership wants over $900.00 that includes taxes. I thought our main man Gib was going to come up with another one of his awesome ideas, but I wasn't sure if this was one of them.
So I was simply wondering if anyone as tried to attach say for example, the flat duece style upright sissy bar and backrestto their trick seat.
Thanks and take care,
John
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Jack, I saw something in the catalog for a duece with a luggage rack. I just don't feel like spending a small fortune for a backrest. I'm wondering if the FXCW chrome passenger sissy bar upright(52804-08)could be attached to thechrome trick seat rackand then place the seatinto its normal position as designed.That way the two upright bars will be underneath the seat and will not interfere with anything.You would have a more secure backrest and at a cost less than $150.00.
John
John
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corbin.com has two different seats. One has a backrest setup for the rider and passenger. The only problem is that it's very ugly. The other has a driver backrest but if you install that seat you have to give up the flip out trick seat. I'm sure there will more to come.
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The only problem with the Harley 2 up setup is it has to be bolted on. It looks pretty comfortable, but I wouldn't want it sticking up back there with no one on it.
The only problem with the Harley 2 up setup is it has to be bolted on. It looks pretty comfortable, but I wouldn't want it sticking up back there with no one on it.
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