New sissybar installed.

16over · 2007-04-10 04:54:00

I think I have seen one of those before :D Looks Good!

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Apr 10, 2007 | 09:06 AM

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Bassman

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RE: New sissybar installed.

I think I have seen one of those before

Looks Good!

Apr 10, 2007 | 01:35 PM

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16over

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RE: New sissybar installed.

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ORIGINAL: Tolly

Looks great! Where did you pick that up at?

I was able to find it thanks to Bassman!

Thanks again. I really like it.

I guess he won't mind if I share the secret.

http://www.cyclevisions.com/home.html

Apr 10, 2007 | 03:42 PM

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Bassman

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RE: New sissybar installed.

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I was able to find it thanks to Bassman!

Thanks again. I really like it.

I guess he won't mind if I share the secret.

http://www.cyclevisions.com/home.html

I can't take all of the credit TOMMAY is the one that turned me on to them.

Apr 10, 2007 | 04:31 PM

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lowrider966

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From: JERSEY

RE: New sissybar installed.

Love it man. I want to roder a chrome one but I'm not sure if it will look as good on my ride as it does on your Bob. Bobs just have that Ol' School Rat Rod look to em"!

Apr 10, 2007 | 06:13 PM

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jonpiper

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RE: New sissybar installed.

how bout a side view .... that thing is rockin ! My lady had been on my about a sissy bar and thats one I wouldnt mind having . What size is it ?

Apr 11, 2007 | 12:33 AM

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PsTaN

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From: FootBaLL FieLD

RE: New sissybar installed.

As expected, mine came today. The thing just looks great andmixes withthe lines of the bike perfectly. The quality is excellent .... not a single flaw in the chrome .... and is shipped in a foam lined package to protect it. Great product .... CycleVisions gets a thumbs-up in my book!

Jonpiper - You'll need to go with the square bar for a passenger to use it as a backrest. Least that's what CV says.

And thanks to TOMMAY and Bassman----> Tom for pointing us all in the direction of these ...and Bassman for the pics. Thanks guys.

PsTaN

Apr 11, 2007 | 12:50 AM

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mvinc01

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RE: New sissybar installed.

16over - Damn! That chit looks great! Full on Old Skool look on your ride. Nice job! Are you gonna PC or paint the side rails?

jca - What size Tall Bar is that? 16"? I just ordered that same setup for my SG, plus the pad. I am liking how that looks.

PstaN - Lets seesome pics when you get it bolted up.

Nice job guys!

MV

Apr 11, 2007 | 01:28 AM

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16over

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RE: New sissybar installed.

Here are a couple more pics. These are a little more of a side shot. If it quits raining tomorrow I'll get a few more side shots before I go to work and post them tomorrow night.

mvinc01 - I am thinking of just using scotchbrite for now. Trotter gave me an idea/hint that I am going to look in to.

jonpiper - This one is the 18"

PstaN - Totally agree with you. Great quality. Packaging was great. The shipped it out the same day that I ordered it. CycleVisions is First Classall the way.

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