Adding a rack and/or sissy bar to Superglide
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Adding a rack and/or sissy bar to Superglide
Looking to add something to my Superglide so I can tie my laptop bag to something besides the strap on the seat.
Every one I've checked out requires additional parts/mounting supports/turn signal relocation.
Are there any racks or sissy bars that require no additional modifications? Just bolt on to what's there?
Long term, I want to add a backrest, upgraded seat, luggage rack etc., but in the short term, I'd like to add something that cost less than $100 so I can at least ride to work.
Every one I've checked out requires additional parts/mounting supports/turn signal relocation.
Are there any racks or sissy bars that require no additional modifications? Just bolt on to what's there?
Long term, I want to add a backrest, upgraded seat, luggage rack etc., but in the short term, I'd like to add something that cost less than $100 so I can at least ride to work.
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Bolt on side plates, sissy bar and racks are out there in abundance. There's the HD stuff, or plenty of aftermarket choices.
Get busy with google, you'll find plenty of options.
Get busy with google, you'll find plenty of options.
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Under $100 may be tough
I paid over $4oo for removeable side plates, sissy bar, pad and luggage rack. You can save money if you do a bolt on. Otherwise the hardware to make it removeable will cost for labor and material
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