Adjustable/removable Driver's Backrest For Corbin Seats (spade) on 2040-parts.com
San Francisco, California, US
______________________________________________ You're looking at an adjustable/removable driver's backrest for Corbin seats. Comes assembled: -Driver's mounting bracket -Non-studded pad (8.5" tall by 10.75" wide) -Mounting hardware If you would like a studded pad, then it is $10.00 more. Please send us a message and we will add the studded pad to your order. 
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