Detachable Sissy Bar

[Timbo]

Hi all,

Quick question, will the quick release sissy bar and trims off the R3 Touring fit a Roadster?

Is the frame the same between bikes? So thinking it should but would love to check in with the brain trust first before I splurge my hard earned.

Part numbers - A9758067 and A9758075

 

[Jag]

No, not interchangeable and frames are different.

 

[Ishrub]

@Mittzy makes one mate. I love mine.

 

[Mittzy]

Hi all,

Quick question, will the quick release sissy bar and trims off the R3 Touring fit a Roadster?

Is the frame the same between bikes? So thinking it should but would love to check in with the brain trust first before I splurge my hard earned.

Part numbers - A9758067 and A9758075

I might have ONE KIT LEFT and Powder Coated Saturn Black - not the pictured polished set

 

[Steel]

@Mittzy makes one mate. I love mine.

Easy on and off. I use mine to switch the back rest from my Roadster to the Classic. Plus it has the mounting hardware for the EZ Brackets, so my saddlebags are quick release too. Road trip ready to streetfighter in 2 minutes.

 

[buddazero]

Easy on and off. I use mine to switch the back rest from my Roadster to the Classic. Plus it has the mounting hardware for the EZ Brackets, so my saddlebags are quick release too. Road trip ready to streetfighter in 2 minutes.

I love your customized setup, and I'm thinking of doing this myself, but the last time I unbolted the read fender, it looked like the whole piece was coming off, and for the longest I had a hard time putting it back together. My question is, did you installed this yourself, did you take it to a dealer, had help?

Did you install the Viking quick release first, than the easy brackets from Mittzy? Since Mitzzy supplies his own make of the kit, you must have maybe brought a third party rear rack and back seating pad, yes? Or are all all from Triumph?

Sorry for my essay questions. I got my Rocket last year, only been riding for 2 years-still learning haha!

Any help is appreciated.

Best,

Budda

 

[Steel]

I originally had ghost brackets on the bags. @Mittzy kit came with EZ Brackets, so I got the EZ Brackets for the bags. The EZ Brackets work much easier than the Ghost Brackets.
The backrest, pad, and luggage rack are Triumph.

Yes I installed it myself. It's not hard to do, just replace 1 bolt at a time.

No problem. Asking questions is how we find things out.

 

[buddazero]

I originally had ghost brackets on the bags. @Mittzy kit came with EZ Brackets, so I got the EZ Brackets for the bags. The EZ Brackets work much easier than the Ghost Brackets.
The backrest, pad, and luggage rack are Triumph.

Yes I installed it myself. It's not hard to do, just replace 1 bolt at a time.

No problem. Asking questions is how we find things out.

I see. Thank you so much. So, if I were to do this setup, I woukd buy:

@Mittzy Quick Release Kit

@Mittzy EZ Brackets

Viking Bags Quick Release System (But use EZ Backets instead)

Viking Saddle Bags

Triumph Luggage Rack/Back Rest

Correct?

 

[R3Tex]

I see. Thank you so much. So, if I were to do this setup, I woukd buy:

@Mittzy Quick Release Kit

@Mittzy EZ Brackets

Viking Bags Quick Release System (But use EZ Backets instead)

Viking Saddle Bags

Triumph Luggage Rack/Back Rest

Correct?

Almost...it would be more like this...

1.) Get the quick release brackets from Mittzy
2.) Get passenger backrest and luggage rack from Triumph
3.) Get EZ brackets from a variety of online sources
4.) Buy the bags that you like. Like @Steel I run Viking bags, but there are others out there
5.) Mount it all up

 

[buddazero]

Almost...it would be more like this...

1.) Get the quick release brackets from Mittzy
2.) Get passenger backrest and luggage rack from Triumph
3.) Get EZ brackets from a variety of online sources
4.) Buy the bags that you like. Like @Steel I run Viking bags, but there are others out there
5.) Mount it all up

Copy that, thank you guys so much!

Love from Brooklyn, New York