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Backrest Assembly - Rogue
NOTE: There are two backrest styles that have been used on Rogue. Each one uses different
backrest tubes. The mounting holes which are used to secure the tubes to the backrest bracket
vary between these two designs and are not cross compatible. The difference can be seen at the
lower section of the tubes in the two images below.
1. Remove any cushion or seating components that may be in the way of the current backrest removal.
Also, remove any backrest tubes and/or handles that may be used after the backrest installation
process.
NOTE: Refer to parts manual for additional information on compatibility restrictions for the new
backrest design.
2. There are two types of backrests. Use the two images in the figure below to determine the version you
have.
a. For an original backrest, remove three bolts (E, F & I), three saddles (C & J), four washers (B, H & L)
and three nuts (A, K & M) from back plate (D) to remove the back post using a 4mm Allen wrench,
an 8mm wrench and a 10mm wrench. Twist off the cable housing to detach cable from back plate.
Repeat on opposite side.
b. For a new backrest, remove three bolts (E & F), one washer (B), four saddles (C & H), one saddle
back (G) and three nuts (A & I) using a 4mm Allen wrench, a 5mm Allen wrench, an 8mm wrench
and a 10mm wrench. Remove the screw (D) from the backrest release bar using a Phillips
screwdriver and repeat on opposite side.
3. Remove the pin lock housing (B) and cable by removing the bolt (C) and nut (A) using a 4mm Allen
wrench and a 10mm wrench. Repeat on opposite side.
A
B
C
D
C
E
F
G
H
I
J
B
K
L
M
A
B
C
C
D
E
F
F
G
H
H
I
I
Original Backrest Design
New Backrest Design
A
B
C
