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Re: Reid rack replacement
Written by lcshepp on 11/24/2004 at 08:39 am

Hi John,

You wrote:

>Could you enlighten us on the mounting points. I have the Honda
>backrest.
>

It uses the four bolts that hold the backrest pad onto the back rest
brackets. Remove those four bolts, hold the rack up to the brackets,
start the bolts through the rack, through the bracket and into the
backrest pad. Tighten them down and the rack is mounted.

David is also making optional braces that will bolt through the hole in
the side of the "rail" on his rack and into the end of the grab rail.
The point here is to provide additional strength for the rack and take
pressure off the back rest brackets.

Holler if that isn't clear.

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