🏍️ SMT- Passenger SissyBar Upright: Ideal for 2018-2020 Harley Softail Slim Street Bob Deluxe Heritage - Black Finish Review

Very happy with the purchase Looked great, took about 40 minutes to install Exactly what my new inheritance was missing.

It's rock solid and looks great on my traditional softtail. The finish is flawless and is very easy to wet. The only downside is the fact that it doesn't come with the docking hardware required for Harley's fast restraint system. This is sold separately.

Amazing Sissybar. Easy to turn on and off. It's great if you don't want your passenger to fall 🤣, but it's also nice to be able to take off to reduce drag and keep bike lines simple. The back is a little smaller than expected, but if you don't plan on using it all the time, you should be fine. It probably won't be as comfortable on long trips. Very durable and well made overall. Highly recommended!

I usually only buy Harley parts from their website but they didn't have this rack in stock. So I took a chance with this clone and honestly it fits perfectly and looks just like a Harley but at a much lower price. Went on a long journey of about 350 miles with a pannier that definitely weighed over the 10lb limit and held up very well. This is one of the few parts I have installed on my Harley that is not part of a Harley and it fits perfectly and works well.

The sissy bar worked great; However, there is no kickstand. The screw holes do not line up properly. It took a lot of force to attach it to the sissy bar and when it was then attached to the sissy bar it pulled in the sides of the sissy bar so it was too tight to attach to the attachment points. It's also very disappointing to spend over $300 and it doesn't come with the necessary hardware to use it. Had to spend another $50 for a mounting kit. The back is also small.

I just installed this on my 19 Heritage Classic. Looks good, made of heavy materials, but what a chore to assemble and install. The holes in the brackets for attaching the trunk to the crossbar are horribly misaligned. There are 3 bolts with nuts and washers on each side and 1 mounting bolt that attaches to the sissy bar itself. I'm pretty mechanically inclined and spent about 45 minutes trying to line up all the holes and just couldn't. Loosening, tightening, removing one screw and inserting…