I bought a 3/16" thick L-shaped shelf bracket and a T-shape piece from Home Depot, and a universal sissybar pad off eBay for a grand total of $14. Bolted the "L" under the pillion seat, and screwed the pad to the "T" and to the "L" bracket, maybe five minutes worth of work.
Makes a world of difference while riding any distance.
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Make the backrest pad as thin as you can so it does not push you forward in the driver's seat.
(pics to follow when it's light out)
Now you tell me... :P
