Quick Release Sissy Bar for the Roadster

[Bubz]

Chrome them mate. Would get change out of $150 I reckon.
Don't think introducing another metal finish would seem right. IMO
Sorry Mitzy don't think it really fits in.

 

[CanberraR3]

I have a little bit of stainless on mine already - intake and exhaust - so I'll be leaving these brackets stainless. With a good enough polish it's not easy to tell the difference anyway.

 

[HansO]

As said previously said I have two different grade buff and polishing wheels on a bench grinder with appropriate compounds to do the job at your disposal if you want to come down and use them Richard, I also have some Stainless Steel on my bike and once Buffed an Polished you can hardly tell the difference next to the chrome

 

[Bubz]

That's brilliant! I'll take a set too but happy to wait for the chrome finish. Cause it will look better.

 

[bruce aussie]

Here is mine unpolished

Someone has stored a heap of files in your shed.

 

[Mittzy]

Yep that's me working from home

 

[CanberraR3]

That's brilliant! I'll take a set too but happy to wait for the chrome finish.

1. Bugger off.
2. That was April 2012. I still had TORs (chrome) and triples (with a sizable amount of chrome bear claw).
3. I now have SS intake and SS exhaust.
4. In any case, I reserve the right to change my mind on anything, any time, in the interests of making whatever point I'm making at the time.
5.
6. Bugger off.

 

[BigAl52]

Surely be better to polish being 316 stainless steel. If it scratches you can buff it out. Cost $80 - $100 for the pair.

shows how much notice I took!!!! didn't realize they were unpolished stainless

 

[ricochet]

Surely be better to polish being 316 stainless steel. If it scratches you can buff it out. Cost $80 - $100 for the pair.

I got a quote for about $150 for the pair. I'll try get it down a bit more for polishing.

That's if I ever get my brackets in! Still no movement since the 14th. Bah!

 

[Mittzy]

Local polishing fella here said $80-$100. Shop arround...