Honda Silver Wing (fsc600) Buttrest To Backrest Conversion Kit- Adds Comfort +++ on 2040-parts.com
Remsen, New York, US
Our backrests are comfortable, adjustable, simple to install, look great and are waterproof.
Also they are adjustable which can give the driver a custom backrest for more comfort.
This
is very simple to install. We provide clear and detailed, illustrated
instructions to remove the factory buttrest, install the hardware and
vinyl pad portion (all hardware and padding is provided with the kit).
One needs about 15 minutes and 2 wrenches.
IMPORTANT NOTICE: We
have a backrest for each model year FSC600 but need to know what model
year you have to send you the correct one. Avoid delays by letting us
know this when you have won the auction.
We have sold may all over the world and people love them.
Here is an example of what one of our customers has said about this backrest:
"I have the backrest raiser hardware that one of our members makes and
I
love it. Yesterday a lady approached me, as she has a Silver Wing too,
and wanted to know where to get that nifty little piece of hardware that
raises the stock driver's backrest up to give real back support. It has
been a real ride enhancer for me....thanks"
They are "Essential for a Comfortable Ride".
We are new to eBay Australia but have been selling on eBay for years. See our eBay user name "bestbackrests' to look at our feedback ratings.
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