quick connect sissy bar
Stellar HDF Member
Joined: Apr 2005
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From: Lincolnton, NC
RE: quick connect sissy bar
Anybody else try the following modification?
http://harleyzone.tenmagazines.com/s...n-102202-pos-1
I did and gained a little over an inch more room for me and my gal. Pretty simple.
http://harleyzone.tenmagazines.com/s...n-102202-pos-1
I did and gained a little over an inch more room for me and my gal. Pretty simple.
Road Warrior
Joined: Aug 2005
Posts: 1,545
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From: NEW LENOX, IL
RE: quick connect sissy bar
ORIGINAL: cbrunson
WHAT!!! That's a load of SH_T!!!
The only thing I found difficult was reading their directions. I reverted to my caveman ways and looked at the pictures. I also didn't have to disconnect the air valve. Just moved it to the new bracket. BTW, I think for the almost $300 I paid for that thing, they could have given me some better looking hardware/brackets. Sorry about the rant, but I get upset when I hear stealer stories like "having to remove the rear wheel" to put the QD hardware on.
WHAT!!! That's a load of SH_T!!!
The only thing I found difficult was reading their directions. I reverted to my caveman ways and looked at the pictures. I also didn't have to disconnect the air valve. Just moved it to the new bracket. BTW, I think for the almost $300 I paid for that thing, they could have given me some better looking hardware/brackets. Sorry about the rant, but I get upset when I hear stealer stories like "having to remove the rear wheel" to put the QD hardware on.
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