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$22 Amazon
Little concerned about that price.
Cheap at twice that price.......:Shrug:...
Cleaned it up after last weeks long overnight ride. Ceramic wax, polish chrome and all. No ride today it appeared a storm was lurking....... It looks good now though!
Also picked up these new shades from HD ... On sale for $31.50 from the "Twin Eyewear" Collection. All 3 colors on sale. Great bang for the buck imo
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I got tired of having to get a screwdriver to take my seat off, you got to remove the seat to adjust the rear shocks, anyway I am cheap so I found a furniture eye bolt I had laying around. The threads were right so I sawed it off and chased the threads, painted it gloss black. Now I can turn it on and off by hand, I will get my wife to snap a pic I( I am camera challenged)
I found a pic online that looks very similar to what I started with
My only concern is making it a bit easier for thieves to take your seat. I did get a couple of these over the winter looking for tie down points for gear with my sissy bar attached. Strapping to the bar itself doesn't work very well, especially at speed. Was going to paint them black, but found something that worked out a bit better that was already powder coated black and didn't interfere with mounting the sissy bar.
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Greased my shift shaft bushing and installed a seat bolt that doubles as a tie down
I may have to steal that seat bolt idea. I like it.
Just don’t park at Walmart…Jose might need a new seat for his zero turn..-..
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