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waya 04-15-2011 04:20 PM

Re: GZ250 Sissy bar
 
If I could afford $200 out of my budget, I probably would get it, but, alas, such is not the case.

alantf 04-15-2011 04:45 PM

Re: GZ250 Sissy bar
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Water Warrior
Waya, if it was me I would go with the OEM rack/backrest combo rather than the 2 pieces

Yes, but if someone wanted to fit a box like yours & mine, with a front hinge lid, it wouldn't open. With a two piece, like I've got, the backrest can be removed, & the lid opens o.k. :) I can still fit two helmets or a week's groceries in the box, with no problems, so weight doesn't appear to be a problem with the two piece. :)

alanmcorcoran 04-15-2011 05:22 PM

Re: GZ250 Sissy bar
 
Waya, if you are patient and check Ebay and craig's regularly, you should be able to do better. The guy I bought mine off of (for $75) didn't have a lot of offers at $150. Timing is on bruce's side at the moment - it's motorcycle season - but things tend to slow way down come October.

jonathan180iq 04-15-2011 06:06 PM

Re: GZ250 Sissy bar
 
I actually had the factory sissy bar and cut the "sissy" part off because it interfered with all storage options.

I hacked it, added a rear trunk and couldn't have been happier.
People knock the off-brand stuff all the time but trust me. The knock-off stuff can hold just as much weight as the factory stuff, for all intents and purposes.

Water Warrior 2 04-15-2011 10:20 PM

Re: GZ250 Sissy bar
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by alantf
Quote:

Originally Posted by Water Warrior
Waya, if it was me I would go with the OEM rack/backrest combo rather than the 2 pieces

Yes, but if someone wanted to fit a box like yours & mine, with a front hinge lid, it wouldn't open. With a two piece, like I've got, the backrest can be removed, & the lid opens o.k. :) I can still fit two helmets or a week's groceries in the box, with no problems, so weight doesn't appear to be a problem with the two piece. :)

You are absolutely correct. Never even thought of that optional way to go. Good catch.

roy.pickle 05-28-2011 10:15 AM

Re: GZ250 Sissy bar
 
I just copied it now from there

www.oneidasuzuki.com :: Cruisers :: GZ-250 :: SISSY BAR W/RACK GZ250

SISSY BAR W/RACK GZ250 #18712
SISSY BAR W/RACK GZ250
[Additional Product Information]

11 1/4" tall from rack

99000-990M7-100 / 99000-99031-100


Details


Price: $263.99

Strelok 05-30-2011 03:43 AM

Re: GZ250 Sissy bar
 
That's the weirdest looking Sissy Bar I have ever seen:
http://www.amazon.com/MC-Enterprises-Si ... B001J8MJZQ

:tongue:

SpazMan250 06-02-2011 02:15 PM

Re: GZ250 Sissy bar
 
Do you still have the sissy bar with rack available?

leatherandflames 08-17-2011 06:56 PM

Re: GZ250 Sissy bar
 
i have a spare sissy bar with pad the pad has a tiny rip on the side less than one inch other than that looks new 50 plus s and h ? will haggle
http://s3.postimage.org/1sib9a3r8/sb_front.jpg

http://s3.postimage.org/1siekcsqs/sb_back.jpg

http://s3.postimage.org/1sil6i6pw/sb_tear.jpg

Richie 06-25-2012 10:07 PM

Re: GZ250 Sissy bar
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by brucea
No - still sitting in the closet in it's box

Is this still available?
just purchased my first bike GZ250! OK now I need assories for my bike. I am going to college and I need:

Sissy Bar
rack
saddle bags

Anyone selling items for reasonable prices??
I need items to house my books, drive home and attached book bags
This is my ONLY transportation!

Thanks
Richie


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