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I have the HD detachable sissy bar on my 72 but it simply is not high enough. Any recommendations? I'm looking for a bar that keeps that "old school chopper" look.
I definitely second the recommendation for the burly bar. I have the tall on my '06 1200 custom and it not only looks good, but it's an easy install and solidly built.
I was looking at Ginz myself when I first wanted a different sissy bar, then I decided to do my own thing and fit it to my quick detach plates. Here's what I got.
Check out Slim Fab Farms, I have their 24 in sissy bar. Good quality and heavy duty. The prices on them are really good, they have a few different sizes to choose from.
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