Deuce Pictures
Road Master
Joined: May 2006
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RE: Deuce Pictures
yea, i feel the finger pain too....lol...its so hot here the last couple of days, its not much fun to ride. hit 116 yesterday and i decided not to take the deuce out in that kinda heat....hope you guys have a little better weather.....
ORIGINAL: voodoo93
after having got caught out in the rain a couple times in the past few weeks I had some deep cleaing required... deep cleaning means getting the hands and fingers in places my fat mitts don't easily go - my hands are really aching this morning from all the small cuts, but the bike is Shining like a Diamond in a Goats A$$
after having got caught out in the rain a couple times in the past few weeks I had some deep cleaing required... deep cleaning means getting the hands and fingers in places my fat mitts don't easily go - my hands are really aching this morning from all the small cuts, but the bike is Shining like a Diamond in a Goats A$$
Road Master
Joined: May 2006
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RE: How about a deuce picture thread
nice bike....i would call that a "night deuce"
ORIGINAL: Stormy Knight
Here's my '02 Deuce. Stage One, D&D slip-ons, engine black-out kit, billet headlight and other extras.
Here's my '02 Deuce. Stage One, D&D slip-ons, engine black-out kit, billet headlight and other extras.
Road Captain
Joined: Feb 2006
Posts: 704
Likes: 1
From: Dumfries, VA
RE: Deuce Pictures
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We want pics Bigelow!!
We want pics Bigelow!!
ORIGINAL: Deuce Bigelow
I'm not using the Deuce sissybar bracket, it's removed from the fender.
I removed thevinyl coverfrom the passenger pad and bolted the Deuce sissybar directly to the bottom of the passenger pad frame, I used the shortest bolts that would work with the spacers that were going to be required to get the sissybar to sit straight and level, I reused the locking nuts from the Deuce sissybar mount on my new bolts, the bolts just barely stick out from the bottom of the frame.
what I did to be safe was to put the rubberplugs back into the holes for the sissybar mount in the fender, the bolts from sissybar on the passenger pad barely touch the rubber plugs in the fender, so the paint is protected......
I checked it with the heaviest person that I could find to sit on the passenger pad to confirm that they weren't going to go down any further than the did with no one sitting on it!
the mustang passenger pad slips into the bracket on the back of the solo seat just like normal, and screws down in the rear the same as it did before I mounted the sissybar to it, it's solid and doesn't move when mounted to the bike.
ORIGINAL: NY Deuce
DB, how did you mount the sissy bar to the bottom of the Mustang Vintage passenger seat? Do you still have to use the under fender stock support plate and mount the sissy bar on top of the three threaded studs that stick up through the top of therear fender? If not, what do you do? Does the sissy bar just lay on top of the rear fender? If so, how do you protect the paint?
ORIGINAL: Deuce Bigelow
I modified the passenger pad by mounting the Deuce sissy bar to the bottom of the passenger pad, now whenever I want to ride 2 up, it takes about 15 sec to put the passenger on and go!
I modified the passenger pad by mounting the Deuce sissy bar to the bottom of the passenger pad, now whenever I want to ride 2 up, it takes about 15 sec to put the passenger on and go!
I removed thevinyl coverfrom the passenger pad and bolted the Deuce sissybar directly to the bottom of the passenger pad frame, I used the shortest bolts that would work with the spacers that were going to be required to get the sissybar to sit straight and level, I reused the locking nuts from the Deuce sissybar mount on my new bolts, the bolts just barely stick out from the bottom of the frame.
what I did to be safe was to put the rubberplugs back into the holes for the sissybar mount in the fender, the bolts from sissybar on the passenger pad barely touch the rubber plugs in the fender, so the paint is protected......
I checked it with the heaviest person that I could find to sit on the passenger pad to confirm that they weren't going to go down any further than the did with no one sitting on it!
the mustang passenger pad slips into the bracket on the back of the solo seat just like normal, and screws down in the rear the same as it did before I mounted the sissybar to it, it's solid and doesn't move when mounted to the bike.
Road Warrior
Joined: Oct 2006
Posts: 1,331
Likes: 4
From: South Jersey, AC area
RE: Deuce Pictures
ORIGINAL: firestarter
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We want pics Bigelow!!
[sm=ttiwwp.gif]
We want pics Bigelow!!
ORIGINAL: Deuce Bigelow
I'm not using the Deuce sissybar bracket, it's removed from the fender.
I removed thevinyl coverfrom the passenger pad and bolted the Deuce sissybar directly to the bottom of the passenger pad frame, I used the shortest bolts that would work with the spacers that were going to be required to get the sissybar to sit straight and level, I reused the locking nuts from the Deuce sissybar mount on my new bolts, the bolts just barely stick out from the bottom of the frame.
what I did to be safe was to put the rubberplugs back into the holes for the sissybar mount in the fender, the bolts from sissybar on the passenger pad barely touch the rubber plugs in the fender, so the paint is protected......
I checked it with the heaviest person that I could find to sit on the passenger pad to confirm that they weren't going to go down any further than the did with no one sitting on it!
the mustang passenger pad slips into the bracket on the back of the solo seat just like normal, and screws down in the rear the same as it did before I mounted the sissybar to it, it's solid and doesn't move when mounted to the bike.
ORIGINAL: NY Deuce
DB, how did you mount the sissy bar to the bottom of the Mustang Vintage passenger seat? Do you still have to use the under fender stock support plate and mount the sissy bar on top of the three threaded studs that stick up through the top of therear fender? If not, what do you do? Does the sissy bar just lay on top of the rear fender? If so, how do you protect the paint?
ORIGINAL: Deuce Bigelow
I modified the passenger pad by mounting the Deuce sissy bar to the bottom of the passenger pad, now whenever I want to ride 2 up, it takes about 15 sec to put the passenger on and go!
I modified the passenger pad by mounting the Deuce sissy bar to the bottom of the passenger pad, now whenever I want to ride 2 up, it takes about 15 sec to put the passenger on and go!
I removed thevinyl coverfrom the passenger pad and bolted the Deuce sissybar directly to the bottom of the passenger pad frame, I used the shortest bolts that would work with the spacers that were going to be required to get the sissybar to sit straight and level, I reused the locking nuts from the Deuce sissybar mount on my new bolts, the bolts just barely stick out from the bottom of the frame.
what I did to be safe was to put the rubberplugs back into the holes for the sissybar mount in the fender, the bolts from sissybar on the passenger pad barely touch the rubber plugs in the fender, so the paint is protected......
I checked it with the heaviest person that I could find to sit on the passenger pad to confirm that they weren't going to go down any further than the did with no one sitting on it!
the mustang passenger pad slips into the bracket on the back of the solo seat just like normal, and screws down in the rear the same as it did before I mounted the sissybar to it, it's solid and doesn't move when mounted to the bike.
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Road Warrior
Joined: Oct 2006
Posts: 1,331
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From: South Jersey, AC area
RE: Deuce Pictures
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Road Warrior
Joined: Oct 2006
Posts: 1,331
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From: South Jersey, AC area
RE: Deuce Pictures
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