Looks better with or without the sissy bar?
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I also have a detachable sissy bar from HD that I have ridden with and without. Enjoy the option!!
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I like it, especially that it's detachable. That way you can ride it either way that suits you on a particular day.
You can always add something to it to give it some "spice".
Here's mine (not detachable)-
It can also be very useful-
Here I am packed up about half-way thru a 2500 mile trip....handy place to strap stuff to.
You can always add something to it to give it some "spice".
Here's mine (not detachable)-
It can also be very useful-
Here I am packed up about half-way thru a 2500 mile trip....handy place to strap stuff to.
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It looks kinda neat on that bike , doesn't kill the "blackout" look much at all.
Who's is it , I'd put one like that on my 48 for sure , especially if it's a quick change.
A small pillion would let you run a backpack forward and not scratch the rear fender too bad , and handle better if you loaded heavy for a trip.
Mick
Who's is it , I'd put one like that on my 48 for sure , especially if it's a quick change.
A small pillion would let you run a backpack forward and not scratch the rear fender too bad , and handle better if you loaded heavy for a trip.
Mick