My Solution to Pillion Backrest

[Steve S]

I ride solo most of the time so I dont want the pillion seat fitted, taking the stock backrest off and refitting was too much trouble so I have integrated the back pad into the seat so it stays with the seat when removed, all I needed was a length of flat steel 60cms long, £3 from the local blacksmith and 3 nuts and bolts, to bend the steel its best to heat it and you need a vice.

 

[BadTriumph]

Looks good. I thought the Triumph backrest was a bit much to take on and off myself. One of the reasons I never bothered to get one.

 

[Scotty]

That's a cracking idea Steve, simple and effective
nice one mate :wink:

 

[Indyrocket3]

Looks great...... quality work........

 

[ATMofMN]

Very nice. Good to have options.

ATM

 

[rubber2burn]

Nice job . Great idea :lol:

 

[RooK]

Nice mod, I like seeing stuff like this!

 

[willyt]

Great idea! I was just pricing the sissy bar setup at the triumph dealer....i like what you did as I am looking for quick setup and take down for the occasional rider or tail pack.

 

[Rocket-UK]

Hay good work Steve 8) :lol:

 

[phixer00]

I wanted to try this for a drivers back rest, what pad did you use?