Condition:New Luggage & Saddlebag Part Type:Back Rest Bag Brand:Kuryakyn Manufacturer Part Number:ku-4143 Warranty:Yes

Kuryakyn TOMBSTONE

Backrest/Bag

PART# Ku-4143

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Product Information: Kuryakyn TOMBSTONE

Retail Price: $ 159.99
Part number(s): KU-4143
Manufacturer:.Kuryakyn
Product box dimensions:
Quantity on hand: One
Shipping weight: 11 lbs
Packaging: Cardboard box or Package (NEW) Item has been open for pictures. Was a display item.
Item details:

1200 denier construction for durability
This backrest bag serves double duty as a rigid frame backrest
You get handy storage and excellent lumbar support
Items are kept organized and accessed easily with internal zippered pockets, clips and pouches
For use on bikes with a passenger backrest
Mounting system uses adjustable hook-and-loop straps and a PVC bag frame to attach securely to backrest
Measures: 12-18 in. L x 13 in. H x 9 in. W

Included Items:
(1) Main Bag
(1) 1/2 in. Pad
(1) 2 in. Pad
(1) 3 in. Pad
(1) Inside Frame, Removable for Helmet Storage
(1) Inside Pocket with Elastic Straps
(1) Inside Pocket with Mesh Front
(2) Side Bags
(1) Rain Cover
(4) Straps with Clips
(1) Shoulder Strap
(4) Black Nylon Adjustable Straps with Metal Hooks
(1) Installation Instructions

This bag is designed to be mounted to a sissy bar and luggage rack. There are two 1" X 24" nylon straps that are adjusted with Velcro to secure the bag

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