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Ok guys need your help.I have just purchased a 2006 Deuce with custom paint work and have a question about sissy bar. I would like to put a solo seat on and still have the flexibility to attach the two up every once in awhile. The way harley has this bike set up is bullshit! I came from the sportster and was used to being able to switch out my solo for the two up in five seconds. If I take out the bolts that hold the sissy bar thenI am left withthe holes andno way to attach the sissy bar for the girl. I need to know if anyone make a detachable sissy bar set up for the Duece, or if you have any ideas. Thanks...
Ok guys need your help.I have just purchased a 2006 Deuce with custom paint work and have a question about sissy bar. I would like to put a solo seat on and still have the flexibility to attach the two up every once in awhile. The way harley has this bike set up is bullshit! I came from the sportster and was used to being able to switch out my solo for the two up in five seconds. If I take out the bolts that hold the sissy bar thenI am left withthe holes andno way to attach the sissy bar for the girl. I need to know if anyone make a detachable sissy bar set up for the Duece, or if you have any ideas. Thanks...
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