Yamaha Road Star Quick-release Backrest Short Upright Str-5vn41-30-01 on 2040-parts.com
Gulfport, Mississippi, US
New in box Genuine Yamaha STR-5VN41-30-01.
These polished and chrome plated uprights are designed to be used with the Quick Release Backrest Sidearms (sold separately). This Chromed out bracket is handsome, as well as functional. Available in Short (same as standard Silverado) and Tall (+3'') heights. Compatible with Deluxe and Custom Backrest pads, also sold separately: Custom Plain (STR-5GA41-50-00) Custom Studded (STR-5GA41-50-02) and Deluxe Plain (STR-5GA41-50-01)
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