Passenger armrest

[Brad_G]

[Lug Nut]

The Harley-Davidson trunk with wraparound arms is really really nice for passengers. I know it's a big hunk on the back of the bike and it's a pain to take on and off but boy on a long trip that and rider floorboards and they're pretty happy. If not you can always Just hit the brakes really hard and turn left. Problem solved.

[Brad_G]

tapeit59 cool. How do you like it (or better yet your passenger)? I'm torn if I want to go this way or a trunk. This seems less intrusive.

[tapeit59]

I have that on mine

[Brad_G]

Thanks Mort! She can even have her own cup holder. I see smiles coming when I show her this.

[DEEPHATE]

You da man!

[roadiemort]

http://www.motorcyclereararmrest.com/

[roadiemort]

Ah! Yes, I remember the young ladies perky breasts with hard erect nipples pushing so hard against my back it took me a bit to realize she was having the time of her life lol.

[Father Pobasturd]

Sounds like she doesn't really want to ride at all. A passenger should be close to the rider, arms around him, not flopping around back on some lounge chair. I realize most women now days won't go for that, and it's a shame too. It's unsafe.

[Brad_G]

So I've been looking at some options on making my ride more comfortable for my wife. She doesn't mind riding but won't go for very long as she's not comfortable. I've got an Ultimate seat I'm going to put in place of the Mustang and see how she likes that. One thing she's mentioned is armrests. I know some have tour packs that incorporate a wrap around style of back/armrest. Is that the only option or has anyone found something that works with a stock sissybar (either short or tall - I have both)? The idea of a trunk for extra space is nice but I don't generally need it.

Any thoughts or suggestions welcome.