anyone ride 2up on a Sportster without a sissy bar?
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anyone ride 2up on a Sportster without a sissy bar?
Hey guys, I just want to know if anyone rides 2up on their sportys without a sissy bar? I have a 48 and my girl says she dont need me to spend the extra money for a sissy bar but I think I'd feel more comfortable with her having one... How do you guys like riding 2up without one? Do you feel it is necessary or safer?
Thanks
Thanks
#2
I saw the title and though I'd contribute, even though I have a Blackline.
I hated riding without a sissy bar. All I could think about was my wife sliding off the back. My rife was okay with it but it made riding strenuous on my nerves. I finally got one and my wife loves it, since she can have something to butt up against. And it's really eased my nerves.
Get one! It's worth the price for your piece of mind and especially her safety.
I hated riding without a sissy bar. All I could think about was my wife sliding off the back. My rife was okay with it but it made riding strenuous on my nerves. I finally got one and my wife loves it, since she can have something to butt up against. And it's really eased my nerves.
Get one! It's worth the price for your piece of mind and especially her safety.
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#5
For me it's pretty much a necessity for a passenger. That 1200 has plenty of vibration and power to scoot someone right off the back. Plus it gets the passenger back a bit and not hugging you with a death grip the whole time.
Check out a quick release kit so you can take it off and on in 10 seconds. I got one off eBay brand new for $175 with docking hardware.
Check out a quick release kit so you can take it off and on in 10 seconds. I got one off eBay brand new for $175 with docking hardware.
#6
I saw the title and though I'd contribute, even though I have a Blackline.
I hated riding without a sissy bar. All I could think about was my wife sliding off the back. My rife was okay with it but it made riding strenuous on my nerves. I finally got one and my wife loves it, since she can have something to butt up against. And it's really eased my nerves.
Get one! It's worth the price for your piece of mind and especially her safety.
I hated riding without a sissy bar. All I could think about was my wife sliding off the back. My rife was okay with it but it made riding strenuous on my nerves. I finally got one and my wife loves it, since she can have something to butt up against. And it's really eased my nerves.
Get one! It's worth the price for your piece of mind and especially her safety.
Thanks
Thanks guys!
#7
For me it's pretty much a necessity for a passenger. That 1200 has plenty of vibration and power to scoot someone right off the back. Plus it gets the passenger back a bit and not hugging you with a death grip the whole time.
Check out a quick release kit so you can take it off and on in 10 seconds. I got one off eBay brand new for $175 with docking hardware.
Check out a quick release kit so you can take it off and on in 10 seconds. I got one off eBay brand new for $175 with docking hardware.
Your def. right about the vibration and power. I would like it better without being squeezed the whole time lol
Thanks! I'm going to check on Ebay now
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Thanks! Thats what i try to tell her but she insists on not using one. Buttttt its my bike and not hers, if she wants to ride she has to do it my way! lol. i already have the docking hardware for a quick detach since i have a solo rack. so i was thinking of either buying an HD one or making one.. anyone know where to get the quick detach plates?