New Sissybar
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New Sissybar
Still working on it. It is not as long as the pic makes it look. It is 22" from top of fender. Need to get it powdercoated and something in the middle (maybe hd bar and shield)
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I thought I may need one , but it is really stout. I can't pull it back or push forward. Now with a passenger it may be different. My wife got on and she can't push it back at all. I really don't know... I want it to be safe but, for sure different.
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I am sure it can handle the weight but, I think it will be subject a lot more vibration with out the brace that may lead to a crack and failure in the end. Nice fab work by the way do you work in a shop or home tools?
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Did'nt think about the vibration. I might go ahead and add the back brace. Do all the work at a friends shop. Thanks for the comments and advise.
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