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Sissy bar (rigid)

Discussion in 'Motorcycle Tech Talk' started by dwint, Dec 6, 2008.

  1. dwint

    dwint New Member

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    i have a sportster with a wide tire frame and i have every book they sell in the shops and can not find a sissy bar that will fit my frame.i have a 9 inch fender.i found one at jp cycles but it has a offset for a v-twin on the left side which makes it looks like it is around three quarters of a inch off center to the left.so i turned it around and it was to the right.help
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    fabricate your own and have it chromed or powder coated (I happened to know of a feller that at one time was looking for some powdercoating pieces a while back) he is down TXs way. By doing that you can make it a one of a kind, I built one it's in the gallery i think if you need some insperation. cost about 200.00 less to boot
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    dwint New Member

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    i think thats my only option.thanks
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    chucktx Moderator Staff Member

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    i have pics in the proj section of a sissy bar i built and sent of for chrome plating. also some pieces i powder coated....it is under my sportser build....it was easy, and fun to do, and as ironhorse said not very costly. hopefully our pic will get ya inspired.........have fun and post some pics!!:)
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