Installed picture is in the last post on this page.

I just finished up a custom sissybar for a forum member and thought I'd show it off.
First, here's what I started with after the cut and polishing was done, the center piece is the unpolished stock that the shiny stuff was created from:



Here's the finished item:




And finally the tools to create a shiny object (I am attracted to shiny things).






Thanks for looking!

 

Looks great!
OK, now make one just like that for a 2000 WG. Please make sure the standard back pads fit it.
Thanks!
Gravel

 

Nice work, Is that just stainless bar that you polished? Man, that's shiney!

 

looks great, I will take one for an 06 Street Bob.

 

Let us see it mounted. How tall did you go?

 

Very nice work. Lets see it on the bike.

 

this is awesome. good job!

 

Thanks for the compliments ! !
I polished up some stainless stock to look like chrome, won't chip or peel and it's actually a little cheaper than chrome and a lot cleaner to work with than black.

I made one a while back for another member also. Here's a picture of it mounted on his Wide Glide:



I need to think of a more reasonable price taking into consideration the time that goes into polishing the stainless. I've got about 6 hours in polishing and 2 hours for cutting, bending, and TIG welding. $200.00 sound reasonable? Looking back, I practically gave away the first 2. Help me out here, what would be a reasonable price?

 

very nice job..I take one for an 07sb. lol

 

Nice Work!