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Just wanted to share for anyone looking to save some space in their home or garage. I had seen something similar on here awhile back, but it didn't incorporate both the sissy bar and tour pack into one unit. And, as you can see, I went a few steps further to change the looks of it - copper against white. Planning to make one for my dad this week and go with polished aluminum and stained wood. They are pretty straight forward to make. Enjoy.
FYI: top bar is 1/2" OD , bottom 2 bars are 5/8 OD. May be different for other sissy bars/packs. Other than that, just make sure you get the spread between each one right.
Last edited by flylow86; Jul 17, 2017 at 08:03 PM.
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Nice setup. A buddy has something similar but more of a lattice style. He has a King and has enough room for his TP, rack, backrest detachable fairing, windshield, some hooks for his solo seats and 2-up seat, and even a rig for his hard bags when working on his bike or storing for the winter.
Nice setup. A buddy has something similar but more of a lattice style. He has a King and has enough room for his TP, rack, backrest detachable fairing, windshield, some hooks for his solo seats and 2-up seat, and even a rig for his hard bags when working on his bike or storing for the winter.
Just wanted to share for anyone looking to save some space in their home or garage. I had seen something similar on here awhile back, but it didn't incorporate both the sissy bar and tour pack into one unit. And, as you can see, I went a few steps further to change the looks of it - copper against white. Planning to make one for my dad this week and go with polished aluminum and stained wood. They are pretty straight forward to make. Enjoy.
FYI: top bar is 1/2" OD , bottom 2 bars are 5/8 OD. May be different for other sissy bars/packs. Other than that, just make sure you get the spread between each one right.
Just wanted to share for anyone looking to save some space in their home or garage. I had seen something similar on here awhile back, but it didn't incorporate both the sissy bar and tour pack into one unit. And, as you can see, I went a few steps further to change the looks of it - copper against white. Planning to make one for my dad this week and go with polished aluminum and stained wood. They are pretty straight forward to make. Enjoy.
FYI: top bar is 1/2" OD , bottom 2 bars are 5/8 OD. May be different for other sissy bars/packs. Other than that, just make sure you get the spread between each one right.
Great idea. What is the length of the 3 copper pieces?
Thanks