l like this better than the last one.
If it came with the docking hardware I'd try it
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l like this better than the last one.
If it came with the docking hardware I'd try it
[QUOTE=Kneesinbreeze;905992]l like this better than the last one.
If it came with the docking hardware I'd try it[/QUOTE]
Is that for a riders back rest or passengers back rest??
Passenger
[QUOTE=Kneesinbreeze;905992]l like this better than the last one.
If it came with the docking hardware I'd try it[/QUOTE]
It flows better with the lines of the trike than the first one, but I'd be more inclined to consider something rectangular or rounded at the top. Guess it depends on what "look" your going for.
[QUOTE=Kneesinbreeze;906000]Passenger[/QUOTE]
Ok… So it is a Sissy bar and With The proper docking Attachment and a pad to match your getting close..👍
[QUOTE=Kneesinbreeze;905992]l like this better than the last one.
If it came with the docking hardware I'd try it[/QUOTE]
When I was riding 2 wheels I would always cringe when I saw various pieces of equipment on a bike that were sharp and pointy but cool-looking.. thinking of the damage they could cause to the human body in case of a wreck.. after a friend and his wife were involved in a 2-wheel deer collision at speed in Wyoming one year. A spiked accessory penetrated the lower backside of his scull. They were both wearing ATGATT and both lived but he was left mentally damaged from the head injury to such an extent that he could not return to work, had memory problems, and could not speak complete sentences. He was a mechanical engineer, lost his job of course and they have struggled financially through the following years. I guess these accessories would be considered safer on a 3 wheeler.
More of an old school look, I like it, it offers more area to strap extra gear on
That said, it is a sissy bar without docking hardware and a pad