Less Costly Sissy bar
Road Master
Joined: Oct 2007
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From: NorthTexas
RE: Less Costly Sissy bar
I looked for nearly a year for an inexpensive replacement for a HD detatchable sissy bar and couldn't find it. After practicing alot on my patience I located one on Crag's list for $80. I thought that was a screamin' deal and now I'm happy!
Road Captain
Joined: Jul 2007
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From: NJ
RE: Less Costly Sissy bar
I have the H-D rigid-mount mid-height bar, pad and hardware from my '07 Sporty Custom. \\; Used it for maybe two months before my wife wanted a higher backrest, so back in the box it went. \\; If you're interested I'll get you the part numbers \\; so you can check \\;the H-D site and see if it'll fit your bike. \\; \\;PM me if you want more info.
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Where does one go/check online for a less costly sissy bar than what HD has to offer. \\\\\\; Bar, Pad, Mounting Hardware?
Where does one go/check online for a less costly sissy bar than what HD has to offer. \\\\\\; Bar, Pad, Mounting Hardware?
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