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Kuryakyn 8990 GL1800 Backrest is our most popular Goldwing backrest that features chrome hardware and is fully adjustable forward and back to match the riders most comfortable position + FREE SHIPPING
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Staff Pick!!
One of our nicest backrests for the Honda GL1800 Goldwing, nice looks and great comfort make this a staff pick!Additional Product Info
Kuryakyn Goldwing Driver Backrest has a handy storage pouch behind the main pad & fits any Honda GL1800 Goldwing motorcycle. Folds forward to allow passenger Easy-On and Easy-Off the motorcycle, then folds back into position for the rider. Available at Wingstuff.com Low Pricing!
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YOU CAN`T BEAT THIS BACK REST FOR ME IT THE BEST MONEY CAN BUY 
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Works well for solo riding. The side rails rub the passengers legs, but it is removed easily for 2 up riding. I have noticed some rust stains recently on the side brackets. 
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It appears to me that the K products are overpriced and quality is ultimately lacking. I had the same issues as othr reviewers - bars bother the passenger, mounting "wheel" comes appart quickly and no longer turns as designed, pulling it off will scratch the mounts unless you are willing to pull the bike over trying to pry them away from the mount. Chrome coverage is on visual side only and not so much on sides less visible. This to me makes it even more obvious that someone is cutting corners, or trying too. Have it for a few weeks, will sell... 
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This is a real nice addition to my Wing, both in style and comfort. It's a little difficult to remove but I'm over all satisfied with it and it makes the long rides a little more comfortable.
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Follow up review after a few months.
The mechanism for removing and locking in the backrest is miserable at best. It failed and I had to remove the nut that I thought was holding on the locking flange, but after removal of the nut, the flange stayed in place. Great, now I can't get the backrest off. I was final able to turn the locking mech. after prying it out a little bit. On the other side, the mechanism just spins around completely with no stops. I have to say, as time goes on, I become less satified with the more expensive Kuryakyn products. |
