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I just bought a sissy bar for my FatBoy and am looking for a medallion
for it . It has a hole in the plate that seems like where you would bolt one on but all I'm finding are stick-on ones . Does anybody know if they
make bolt on ones and where I can find them ? If not , I'm wondering what the hole is for because it's going to show on the front side of the
plate . I appreciate any help.
yes access to the screw is lost unless you peel off the medallion, it's just the way they operate, you bolt on the sissy bar pad, then place a medallion over the screw hole with an adhesive. if something was screwed in prior and broke grind it flush and then put a medallion over it.
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Babalu I think your missing the fact that the screw that holds the pad on sits above the mounting surface. In my case the other studs sticking up are not a problem. I can get rid of those. I can be a little dense at times so maybe I am missing something?
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