1982 Suzuki Gs650 Adjustable Backrest / Chrome Rack on 2040-parts.com
Urbandale, Iowa, US
1982 Suzuki GS650 Adjustable Backrest / Chrome Rack. The chrome is in nice shape, with only a little bit of corrosion down low. The backrest pad needs recovering. The front attachment points adjust to fit various other cycles. The adjustment knobs for the backrest are missing, but you can tighten the screws with a wrench. The backrest adjusts for the driver or rider position. May fit other years and models.
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