Rear backrest installation, Ariel Rider X Class

link for the back rest
www.amazon.com...
tools needed
sockets
10mm
14mm
wrench
14mm
drill
5/16
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[@bostonblueguy]

what a great idea! Thanks for showing us how you did it

[@melvinbelcher7606]

Are you calling 14mm the bolt head size because those bolts don't look that large.

[@electricslide]

Yes the head size.

[@orson347]

What kind of pedals do you have and can you post a link, please?

[@electricslide]

@robertklein www.amazon.com/Vagasi-RockBros-Pedals-Cycling-Bearing/dp/B087T2F2KN

[@tonyholmes9024]

Thanks! Looks great! Where did you get the bag?

[@electricslide]

www.amazon.com/Lixada-Bicycle-Carrier-Resistant-Luggage/dp/B085SZ1R7N/ref=mp_s_a_1_5?dchild=1&keywords=anmeilu%2Bbike%2Bbag&qid=1620875192&sprefix=anme&sr=8-5&th=1&psc=1

[@davidmericle1125]

Hey man thank you so much for making this video! ... Would u think it'll be the same process putting on the seat for the grizzly?

[@electricslide]

I would imagine so by looking at the grizzly, but you would definitely want to re-measure before drilling

[@jkoeberlein1]

I've been looking for a single seat extension, like Juiced Hyperscrambler does. Any ideas?

[@electricslide]

Are u trying to raise the seat?

[@jkoeberlein1]

@@electricslide yeah my legs are long and I think 3-4 inches might be needed.

[@electricslide]

@@jkoeberlein1 you could do solid aluminum studs , drill and tap on each side. Screw on to the seat then you would use screws that go from underneath into the studs holding the seat in place. Would be pretty easy and wouldn't cost much.

[@jkoeberlein1]

@@electricslide nice I like it, thanks!