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wmtrash1998 YaBB Newbies Offline I love YaBB 1G - SP1! Posts: 5	Backrest/sissybar 08/16/07 at 08:34:16 I have a 03 Savage with the factory backrest. I would like to have taller one. Who makes taller backrest for the Savage?
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Re: Backrest/sissybar
Reply #1 - 08/16/07 at 08:56:58

Wouldn't mind have a slightly taller one myself. The pad screws/bolts on under the Suzuki name plate on my '01. The name plate is attached with double sided tape.

I was thinking of buying a longer pad on eBay but haven't got around to searching yet. I suggest searching Ebay for "sissy bar" and "backrest".

Here's the search text I would use:

(motorcycle, cycle)+(sissy bar, backrest)

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Re: Backrest/sissybar
Reply #2 - 08/17/07 at 21:55:19

Go to a welding shop. They will weld or bend a new one for you for around $25 to $30. You can get in 5/8 inch round or square stock. They might ask you to draw one out on graph paper first so they know exactly what you want. Im going to have them make a second one and right above the rear tail light a extension so I can carry my sleeping bag on it. Quoted $50. Either this winter have it chromed or do as I did, paint it and clear coat it.

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