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Cruiser
Joined: Oct 2014
Posts: 107
Likes: 3
From: USA
2016 Slim S
Hello I'm looking to add a detachable sissy bar and possibly luggage rack similar to the capture below from another forum member.
I've read that you can grind down a section of the quick release in order to keep the turn signals in their stock location.
I'm also torn between half moon boards vs pegs for the passenger
Any input would be appreciated
Hello I'm looking to add a detachable sissy bar and possibly luggage rack similar to the capture below from another forum member.
I've read that you can grind down a section of the quick release in order to keep the turn signals in their stock location.
I'm also torn between half moon boards vs pegs for the passenger
Any input would be appreciated
Advanced
Joined: Jun 2016
Posts: 74
Likes: 20
From: Wisconsin
2016 Slim S
Hello I'm looking to add a detachable sissy bar and possibly luggage rack similar to the capture below from another forum member.
I've read that you can grind down a section of the quick release in order to keep the turn signals in their stock location.
I'm also torn between half moon boards vs pegs for the passenger
Any input would be appreciated
Hello I'm looking to add a detachable sissy bar and possibly luggage rack similar to the capture below from another forum member.
I've read that you can grind down a section of the quick release in order to keep the turn signals in their stock location.
I'm also torn between half moon boards vs pegs for the passenger
Any input would be appreciated
Grand HDF Member
Joined: Nov 2012
Posts: 4,994
Likes: 2,081
From: Newport,TN area
2016 Slim S
Hello I'm looking to add a detachable sissy bar and possibly luggage rack similar to the capture below from another forum member.
I've read that you can grind down a section of the quick release in order to keep the turn signals in their stock location.
..snip...
Hello I'm looking to add a detachable sissy bar and possibly luggage rack similar to the capture below from another forum member.
I've read that you can grind down a section of the quick release in order to keep the turn signals in their stock location.
..snip...
Just be aware that the rack in the pic is not QD. Yes you can remove it
in about 5 minutes, but that's not "quick detach" in my book.
(I'll post a pic of my rig when I get home)
Yes you can also grind/cut out the attachment flange so you do not
have to relocate your signals.
hth,
T.
Advanced
Joined: Jun 2016
Posts: 74
Likes: 20
From: Wisconsin
[QUOTE=praztek;15534220]2016 Slim S
Hello I'm looking to add a detachable sissy bar and possibly luggage rack similar to the capture below from another forum member.
I've read that you can grind down a section of the quick release in order to keep the turn signals in their stock location.
Here is the link for the template......
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/softa...slim-s-36.html
Hello I'm looking to add a detachable sissy bar and possibly luggage rack similar to the capture below from another forum member.
I've read that you can grind down a section of the quick release in order to keep the turn signals in their stock location.
Here is the link for the template......
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/softa...slim-s-36.html
Grand HDF Member
Joined: Nov 2012
Posts: 4,994
Likes: 2,081
From: Newport,TN area
I got tired of having to reach up under the fender to catch the 'nut' for
the 'detachable rack', so here's what I did so that I could have an
all-in-one QD sissybar/rack. There's other ways to do this Im sure,
but this is what I came up with. A buddy of mine welded on some
tabs to my sissybar and I bolted on the HD areorack. Here's some
pics.
hth,
T.
Cruiser
Joined: Oct 2014
Posts: 107
Likes: 3
From: USA
I got tired of having to reach up under the fender to catch the 'nut' for
the 'detachable rack', so here's what I did so that I could have an
all-in-one QD sissybar/rack. There's other ways to do this Im sure,
but this is what I came up with. A buddy of mine welded on some
tabs to my sissybar and I bolted on the HD areorack. Here's some
pics.
hth,
T.
the 'detachable rack', so here's what I did so that I could have an
all-in-one QD sissybar/rack. There's other ways to do this Im sure,
but this is what I came up with. A buddy of mine welded on some
tabs to my sissybar and I bolted on the HD areorack. Here's some
pics.
hth,
T.
Grand HDF Member
Joined: Nov 2012
Posts: 4,994
Likes: 2,081
From: Newport,TN area
powdercoated afterwards.
good luck,
T.
Intermediate
Joined: Jan 2013
Posts: 48
Likes: 3
From: Midwest
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