Chieftain Roadmaster Springfield Detachable Adjustable Review

Great alternative to factory prices. Comfortable pillow. Only criticism is that the velcro on the detachable pocket is sewn crooked, but the pocket hides it. I've got about 1000 miles on this back and it's good.

It's easy to install and gives the support you need but the way it locks into the vertical support bracket is poor as it only has 1 screw that is loose , and no other adjustments adjust angles. I have to figure out how to protect him.

Roadman Badge 2020. The price of $129 cannot be compared to what Indians charge at $500 for almost the same. It's comfortable, easy to put on and take off, and really supports the lower back. I think it will be a game changer for the long drive. Installation was a bit painful, one of the mounting feet had to be adjusted as I could only mount 3 screws. After a little love with a mini runner and a brass stamp, the problem was solved. It's made of heavy steel and must withstand

I hesitated to order the back because it is the "OFF" brand. If you're reading this, you obviously also have lower back pain or are looking for more comfort on long journeys. This is a HUGE support for me (5ft 10in). The "leather" is soft and not real, I think. but largely corresponds to the original seat. You can adjust up and down. Forward or reverse with a screw, but don't lean back like some of the chic ones on the HD. Installation was straightforward and came with rough but…

Definitely worth the price, much better than the Indian factory. There was a review saying it doesn't fit the new Rogue seat but as you can see it fits really well, it's a bit tricky to push the front ears in but if you do the front of the seat when pushing bend it in, it'll just stay great. Unfortunately that doesn't work with the extended reach seat. I'm thinking of taking it to a great shop to see if I can get it to work in the extended reach seat as I'm 6ft 4 inches tall , it is definitely…

Easy to install although the instructions are almost useless. After installation, the part that attaches to the bike is high and the seat must be maneuvered to avoid hitting the highest point. Then it "comes to mind" when you press down on the seat. The seat back will not sit back and forth and up and down in the bracket without a great deal of play. I made sure the backrest was slid into position, but I still feel like they weren't made to fit snugly and properly together. It's a little…