Custom sissy bar for my Street Bob
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Can i use said plates as an extra "washer" between my tail lights and where they mount? Been pondering this, just haven't taken it apart to see what that mounting system is like
Also I work in a metal fab shop, and can make just about anything I need, just want opinions on where the best place to mount it would be
Also I work in a metal fab shop, and can make just about anything I need, just want opinions on where the best place to mount it would be
Last edited by ChickinOnaChain; 05-26-2018 at 01:12 PM.
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By an 'extra washer' I'm assuming you mean to put the sissy bar between the fender and the support bars, correct? That's how a fixed sissy bar mounts. 2 bolts and some wiring to be aware of for your lights. Leave the washers that are in there between the sissy bar and the fender to minimize rubbing the paint.
Notch the brackets. Front one like a "C" back one like an "N". This makes taking it off or putting it on a 3 minute job verse 40 minute since you can slide over the bolts verse removing them. You need a 3rd notch for the wiring. Put it on slow so you don't cut it.
I'd use 1/8" plate. Make sure you have no edges that could scrap your paint. Make it big enough that the plate goes past the bolts and you can just start to see it on the other side of the support bar. I also suggest doing a mock up to get your angle and position correct if a passenger is going to be leaning on it.
Notch the brackets. Front one like a "C" back one like an "N". This makes taking it off or putting it on a 3 minute job verse 40 minute since you can slide over the bolts verse removing them. You need a 3rd notch for the wiring. Put it on slow so you don't cut it.
I'd use 1/8" plate. Make sure you have no edges that could scrap your paint. Make it big enough that the plate goes past the bolts and you can just start to see it on the other side of the support bar. I also suggest doing a mock up to get your angle and position correct if a passenger is going to be leaning on it.
Last edited by CaptainAwesome; 05-23-2018 at 09:51 AM.
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