[Jac]

Some 6mm flat steel a grinder and four hours of work last night and there she is
Took it out with my little one on and she loved it.Now the big test the mrs for a ride
Still working out the angle for the back to rest on. Then painting

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[Draeger]

Nice work. Our bikes need more sissybar styles. Good job!

As a graphic designer with a bit of an eye, the perfect angle of a sissybar is generally to match the angle of the front fork for looks... creates a great visual, but practicality might suffer You look like you might have it close though.

 

[Jac]

Thanks for the comment

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[Leverknight02]

I ended up buying the yamaha oem one because i really liked the look of the flat bent steel design with the shape of the bike... But ive been seriously thinking about patterning it and posting it online for folks diy their own. That $400 copeks hurts lol

 

[Boltzy]

Nice work. Our bikes need more sissybar styles. Good job!

As a graphic designer with a bit of an eye, the perfect angle of a sissybar is generally to match the angle of the front fork for looks... creates a great visual, but practicality might suffer You look like you might have it close though.

My Mrs was talking about the angle of the Sissy bar and mentioned it would need to be more upright. If I made it the same as the Forks she would fall asleep and fall off the back. LOL