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Does anyone have a suggestion for a sissy bar for a Fatboy Lo? I am looking for one that will hold a rear facing bag so I dont know if it needs the built in rack or not. I would like a black on but I can always powdercoat it later. Thanks for the help!
I think I've seen a picture of the black 1-piece detachable bar from H-D mounted on a Lo but I can't find it right now. It is part number 52729-08. If anyone has pictures of another similar bar mounted, I'd like to see them too.
I think I've seen a picture of the black 1-piece detachable bar from H-D mounted on a Lo but I can't find it right now. It is part number 52729-08. If anyone has pictures of another similar bar mounted, I'd like to see them too.
+1 That's what I've got and it looks GREAT! I use it to hold a small tbag like a truck. I put the fender bib on the bike so that the bags can rest on that instead of the paint.
I must have looked at the picture in your signature 40 times and never noticed the bar. I've seen another picture around here somewhere that shows a little more of it. Still can't find that one. BTW, love those pipes.
I must have looked at the picture in your signature 40 times and never noticed the bar. I've seen another picture around here somewhere that shows a little more of it. Still can't find that one. BTW, love those pipes.
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