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I just installed the two point docking hardware and detachable sissy bar this past Friday and took all of about 20 min. The hardest part was attaching the backrest pad to the bar.
It's really pretty easy to install and remove the bar once you figure it out.
I can't think of a single thing I have bought from Harley that had good instructions. If you are mechanically inclined it helps. I've put all of my own stuff on, but I may as well have just burned the instructions.
I bought all the stuff for my 06 classic (removable trunk and sissybar and docking kits..
I got all this stuff in november (pre unemployment) I decided tween xmas and newyears to put it all together . I had opened all the boxes and got all the instructions out . I spent an evening pondering the instructions and the next day looking at all the parts in the kits... About 5 hours later i had it all installed and i did stuff they didnt tel you to do like re using some of the original fasteners so it didnt look so much like an add on with all different bolts.. I had no trouble and you have to remember it takes 2 docking kits if you want a removable sissy bar for the passenger and these kits cover a few different years so your gonna have extra parts.. I also used locktite (blue) on everything just because.. Really its not that hard and i enjoyed doing it..
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docking hardware
after i chucked the instructions it was fairly easy.. only thing that pissed me off was the fact that the 2 flat connectors that go between the docking points are not included in the docking kit.. thats just F##### stupid
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