Quick Release Sissy Bar for the Roadster

[Mittzy]

Ihave one mild steel set leftover but only have posts Without EZ bracket provisions.

 

[Mittzy]

Quote="Big G, post: 234189, member: 4877"]Will there be another batch? I was not able to take advantage last month.[/quote]
Should have sung out when we were getting numbers, then I would have got an extra set made..

 

[albertaduke]

Mittzy thanks again
here are my mod and how it ends up
I have somehow modified the spacers and used longer different bolts now I still use the K-drive saddlebags and the QR brackets can be released as expected. next black powder coating

 

[albertaduke]

Ihave one mild steel set leftover but only have posts Without EZ bracket provisions.

if he buys the brackets ,he can have his local milling shop do the round spacers for a few bucks and get the eurospec bolts without much problems if not a tap and die kit (as I have done) will cut the thread to the right depth.
fortitude in endearment is the main motivator in any situation( ouch!! I think I hurt the few brain cells left in my cranium with this statement)

 

[Big G]

Quote="Big G, post: 234189, member: 4877"]Will there be another batch? I was not able to take advantage last month.

Should have sung out when we were getting numbers, then I would have got an extra set made..[/quote]
Thanks, I would have, but, too much uncertainty for Mr at the time. I had been layer off of a job. Now I am getting settled in a new one, and should have smooth sailing for a while.

 

[albertaduke]

Should have sung out when we were getting numbers, then I would have got an extra set made..

Thanks, I would have, but, too much uncertainty for Mr at the time. I had been layer off of a job. Now I am getting settled in a new one, and should have smooth sailing for a while.[/quote]
good for you now tell mittzy you want those brackets and read my post about the bolts and spacers

 

[Big G]

Thanks, I would have, but, too much uncertainty for Mr at the time. I had been layer off of a job. Now I am getting settled in a new one, and should have smooth sailing for a while.

good for you now tell mittzy you want those brackets and read my post about the bolts and spacers[/quote]


Thanks! Message sent. Greg

 

[CanberraR3]

I can live without the provision for the EZ brackets so might be able to do swap. Where do you live? (put it under your avatar PLEASE).

 

[BigAl52]

the downside to living in a small town....only 1 place to get brackets polished. $260 the pair and ready next week!!!!!!

 

[Malcy]

Al you can buy your own buffing wheels and the grinder to boot and do it yourself for less than that,,, crikey that's a bit over the top.