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Sissy bar

Discussion in 'XJ Technical Chat' started by regulator, Mar 29, 2006.

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    Hey ALL, I have been looking around for a (short) sissy bar for my 82 maxim, with no succsess, atleast none that I like. I am to the point that it looks like making one or buying one for another application and making a mod. is the way to go. Anyone have a good place that they have bought one that works well, or anyone had success making one? would like to have it about mid back for passenger.
     
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    Hey sno thanks, just found that link as soon as i saw your reply, thanks that is a great help, and exactly the style I was trying to find! Will post a pic as soon as I get mine done, hopefully this weekend
     
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    Sno thanks again for the site link, just made a similar sissybar as the site with some 3/4 inch square tubing I got from a area dealer that they get from the steele crates bikes are shipped in, then hit a well known cycle bone yard and found a pad with no tears or other damage for $10. Great idea and very helpful site. will have to post picks soon, oh yea the little lady says much thanks as well LOL
     
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