See my sig pic.... Bowman Welding twisted bar with solo C & C seat. Bar is about 10-12" tall.

 

for those who went with the bowman sissy bars, did you have to relocate signals? I wanna get sissy bars but dont wanna relocate the signals, is this possible ?

 

No need to relocate signals. The bar mounts between your fender and fender struts.

 

I've been checking out his bars on ebay. Been trying to decide between the twisted and the 16" bar. Have you ever put a two up seat on your bike with the bar in place? I have a Super Glide seat that I use when the wife wants to ride and was wondering if there would be an issue with installing and removing.

 

No, my bike is strictly a solo rider.

 

Gotcha. If I can get her on two wheels in the future my bike will also be strictly solo.

 

A Bowman 'bar and a Mustang Cyclone seat. mostly solo, but I use a phantom suction-cup pillion for short hops with a passenger, and a two-up Saddlemen Explorer for longer rides...

Smokeless Joe wrote: "Have you ever put a two up seat on your bike with the bar in place? I have a Super Glide seat that I use when the wife wants to ride and was wondering if there would be an issue with installing and removing."

You have a point. With my two-up seat, the steel tab that bolts to the fender it hits the horizontal bar on the Bowman 16". It's kind of awkward because I have to remove one bolt and loosen the other (ie the bolts that hold the tab to the seat) to get the tab to clear the bar, then re-tighten them from underneath, without really being able to see them... Luckily, I only need to do it it once or twice a year. Once installed, the seat fits fine. Let me know if pics would help.

 

Nice lookin bob davddoodles, has anyone done the quick release mod on these bowman bars? I'm really interested in these...

 

I'm planning on ordering a bowman in the next day or two, and would love to do this but I wasn't sure how easy it would be.

 

Would be awesome if u wrote a how to with pics! 😁 but i heard u just have to make a "U" or C shape in the rear so u don't have to take off the signals each time u mount on and off