Well, somehow I did. Installed the sissy bar no problem, same with the passenger foot pegs and mounts. No issues. Then its time for the backrest, two screws and a pad, how could I even mess this up I ask, no need for instructions right. I apply loctite on the screws and start screwing, first one goes in fine, second one seemed to of got caught, I reversing out of it and then back it and I felt it break. I tried getting it out all the way but now its caught in the leather and tight. Looks fine and is tight so I left it the way it is, just bothers me that I know its broke. Felt like sharing.

 

One of mine is broken. Tight, holding the pad on, but broken, or it turns & turns without threading out, I'll call that broken.

 

should have taken it to the dealer! lol

 

Nah, should of read the instructions first, apparently the holes are covered in plastic that get caught up in the threads..
Oh well.

 

so you were supposed to drill them first? or cut out the holes?

 

When I moved my front turns signals I crossed threaded one. Rather than keep f#cking it up I just put more blue on it and went till it would not go no more...
Oh well I will want to replace them with cooler billet lights if I have to later on.

 

supposed to cut out the holes and remove plastic.