I had posted a pic of the vinyl sleeve I made for the riser I got from Steve (which is the perfect height btw), I redid it by adding a little foam to the backside to give it the beefy look. Oh......and the Budster says "Hi" to everyone.
I had posted a pic of the vinyl sleeve I made for the riser I got from Steve (which is the perfect height btw), I redid it by adding a little foam to the backside to give it the beefy look. Oh......and the Budster says "Hi" to everyone.
Very nice. The "that model needs a sammitch" thinness of the riser was the only thing I didn't care for in Steve's design (but I waited too long and missed out anyhow).Originally Posted by hiflyer
Very nice addition!!!!!!
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For those still needing a passenger rider backrest riser and having a problem since Steve's are all gone, there may still be a great alternative. I got an adjustable riser from Storm Lake Honda in Storm Lake, Iowa. It's easily adjustable from from low (about a half inch higher than stock) to as high as you'd ever want to go. Powder coated black. IMHO, F6B backrests look a lot better in the low position.This riser allows the low position but still allows me to raise it for a passenger. Passengers love the comfort of being to adjust to whatever height fits. I think it may have been a limited production item. I paid $150, well worth it for the adjustability in a good looking riser. Haven't seen them advertised so they may be gone. Or, since they weren't being marketed heavily, maybe there's a price break now. www.stormlakehonda.com They should have pictures too.
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