New Rocketeer

[Boony]

Welcome from Australia. Any sissy bar to suit the roadster will do the job. The factory sissy bar is expensive, but it is well made. You can sometimes get lucky and pick one up from ebay or similar.

 

[LOFTYBOB]

Congrats, and welcome to the fruit bowl

 

[AussieMick]

Welcome and good idea on the sissy bar. Put one on mine and the misses loves it, maybe too much as I can not get a ride in on my own. Go the Triumph OEM for the roadster if you can find one cheap, they are very well made or get the quick release one being made by our Aussie Forum Member

 

[BigNorm]

Welcome from Minden Nevada. 'MERICA

 

[Mike188]

Another welcome from Australia

 

[hoopla]

Welcome Lusiphur, from Maine. Triumph sissy bar is well made, pricey as you found out, wifely likes it, glad to have her along as she loves riding the rocket, wouldn't want to lose her off the back end,

Hoopla

 

[Mittzy]

You don't want this

 

[Lusiphur]

G'Day from OZ.
I make the following
Quick Release Sissy Bar Kit 3rd run
And
Quick Release Saddle Bag Brackets to suit QR Sissy Bar Kit
I will be making some sissy bars to suit soon, once my work slows down a little.

I'd be very interested in at the very least the Sissy Bar Kit but possibly both. Currently I have a set of toss overs that work real well but who knows. Please let me know when you're making your next run and pricing.

 

[Lusiphur]

Thanks for the warm welcome everyone. So far I'm loving the new bike and have 0 regrets. Now looking for a heat solution for the Zard exhaust. That sucker gets HOT. Saw a post from SteveR from a few years ago talking about it, hoping to resurrect him.

 

[MCR3]

Welcome and here's a link to a great deal on a sissy bar. They have the longer one for about $15 more.

Short Sissy Bar & Luggage Rack replacement parts for 2012 Triumph ROCKET III ROADSTER