Fully Adjustable Driver's Backrest For '07+ Harley Davidson Softail (spade) on 2040-parts.com
San Francisco, California, US
_______________________________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________ Product Features: • Fully Adjustable Fully Adjustable Driver's Backrest - Harley Davidson Softail Heritage Fat Boy Springer Deluxe Fits: 2007+ Harley Davidson Softail Heritage Fat Boy Springer Deluxe (OEM Seat Required) Comes with: -Driver's mounting bracket with pad attached -Pad is 11" wide by 7" tall
• Height Adjustable
• Angle Adjustable
• Fold down feature to allow easy access for passenger
• Easy to install
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