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Hi Atom,
As you can see from this shot I've got the bracket hugging the seatpan as close as possible to make it somewhat 'disappear'.
View attachment 57586
The bracket mount is slotted so it will slide rearward, independant of the seat, by 20mm. That's primarily to accomodate different riding positions ie. seat forward or back, short arms long arms, stock bars ape bars,fat girth skinny girth etc.
I don't know whether that will be enough to not interfere with the Rage's but there is room on the bracket to extend that adjusting slot by another 15mm giving a total of 35mm rearward. That should work but it will probably mean the thickness of the back pad will need to be increased to bring it back to a position of support, but all doable.
I will be offering the bracket without the back pad anyway for those that want to 'do their own thing'.
Hope that helps.
Michael.
Hi Atom,
As you can see from this shot I've got the bracket hugging the seatpan as close as possible to make it somewhat 'disappear'.
View attachment 57586
The bracket mount is slotted so it will slide rearward, independant of the seat, by 20mm. That's primarily to accomodate different riding positions ie. seat forward or back, short arms long arms, stock bars ape bars,fat girth skinny girth etc.
I don't know whether that will be enough to not interfere with the Rage's but there is room on the bracket to extend that adjusting slot by another 15mm giving a total of 35mm rearward. That should work but it will probably mean the thickness of the back pad will need to be increased to bring it back to a position of support, but all doable.
I will be offering the bracket without the back pad anyway for those that want to 'do their own thing'.
Hope that helps.
Michael.
Good job
I was going to do the same thing to work with my home made springer