I was wondering if they make rear bumpers for the triglide other then the chrome ones? i saw a pic the other day soemplace and it looked like it was a black bumper. probley a good idea to have one put on huh? thanks , steve
Trike rear bumper
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Or have it powder-coated.
Just installed the chrome bumper. Easy to install four bolts to remove, installed four new longer ones, removing one at a time, little blue loclite, put bumper in inplace, install four washer and lock nuts, done. About 30 to 45 minutes... Looks great too. Harley shop wanted $82 to install. You will need a car to bring the part home....
I brought mine home on the rack on the tour pack,
Just like said above, easy installation. I would think chrome would hold up just as well against the golf car. I have the same problem....
can some one give me the part # for the Harley rear bumper as I can't seem to find it anywhere, I want one to put on my new 2013 Tri-Guide.
thanks
thanks
there is one on ebay black for sale.
83825-09a
The part number is:
Chrome Rear Guard-83825-09A
Part Number 83825-09A
Found in rear end components in the decorative trim section of the HD parts catalog. $219.95
That dang golf cart could stay outside !:Trike1:
this Part # for Chrome Rear Guard-83825-09A says it is for just the 09 & 10, will it still fit my 13? I see the one on Ebay and will wait until I know if that really will fit my 13. thanks
should fit 09 on up per the harley site if you type in that number
I did that and I see that it says 09 and later trikes but on the chart it just show 09 & 10.
everything else I have looked up shows the 13 trike but this one didn't so it left me wondering
everything else I have looked up shows the 13 trike but this one didn't so it left me wondering
Call you local dealer and ask there service dept if you are unsure..Piece of mind ..Give them a try..
I have that one on my 2012. You should be good to go.
Kuryakyn has a set of rear bumper TRIMS that run along bottom and curl up over bar where it attaches to bottom brackets. I put one on, new, not in catalog yet.
The bumper was something i got with my 'deal' on the bike. I installed ( Along with cable adj. driver seat rest) . I figured with a motorcycle that backs up and an expensive trunk....I wanted a bumper!
Kuryakyn has a set of rear bumper TRIMS that run along bottom and curl up over bar where it attaches to bottom brackets. I put one on, new, not in catalog yet.
Kuryakyn has a set of rear bumper TRIMS that run along bottom and curl up over bar where it attaches to bottom brackets. I put one on, new, not in catalog yet.
Steve, I don't know if you ordered anything yet, but I was looking thru some car magazines yesterday and saw a collection of tube bumpers & nerf bars for street rods, I realized that with a little fabrication I could create a rear bumper for my TG no one else would have. If you or some of your friends have some fab skills I bet you could have your own custom bumper. One of the things I thought about was making a bumper that would be wide enough to protect the back of the rear fenders, with all the different size & style tubes it would not be big & bogus looking. The center section could be as wide as the trunk area and 2 smaller sections for the rear of the fenders, but not to the outside edge. I think it would look better being a little shorter and you wouldn't be hitting the end of the bumper when walking around the rear corner of the TG.
Sorry if this is a little long winded, I'm designing mine while I'm typing this, it will be my winter project for my TG.
I will be filling for a design patent tomorrow. :laugh:Steve, I don't know if you ordered anything yet, but I was looking thru some car magazines yesterday and saw a collection of tube bumpers & nerf bars for street rods, I realized that with a little fabrication I could create a rear bumper for my TG no one else would have. If you or some of your friends have some fab skills I bet you could have your own custom bumper. One of the things I thought about was making a bumper that would be wide enough to protect the back of the rear fenders, with all the different size & style tubes it would not be big & bogus looking. The center section could be as wide as the trunk area and 2 smaller sections for the rear of the fenders, but not to the outside edge. I think it would look better being a little shorter and you wouldn't be hitting the end of the bumper when walking around the rear corner of the TG.
Sorry if this is a little long winded, I'm designing mine while I'm typing this, it will be my winter project for my TG.
Make the area behind fenders to hold the small coolers. This way out of the way of trunk area.
Dennis
I am still looking for a rear bumper for my champion conversion kit.. does anybody out there know where I might find one or have one made for my trike
The rear bumper is added security against damage and looks good. And you can hang your wet undershorts off them to dry, after you get pulled out of the creek.
Can anyone tell me if there is a Trike magazine similar to Easyriders.
Give this a look mate....:A magazine dedicated to all things three-wheeled! | Trike Magazine
:Trike1:
The Easyriders folks have a new 'bagtger and trikes' mag. so far, more baggers than trikes
chrome rear bumper for a Hannigan conversion
Does anyone know if there's a chrome rear bumper for a Hannigan conversion on a Harley Ultra?
Does anyone know if there's a chrome rear bumper for a Hannigan conversion on a Harley Ultra?
When searching for the "Bumper" be sure to use the term R
ear Guard. The reason is that if they designate it as a bumper, it has to conform to the Vehicle 5 MPH standard. It's the reason Champion and the other After Market conversions don't make them.
Before converting our SG,I was thinking seriously about a Freewheeler. My plans were to modify one on a streetrod theme and one of the many mods contemplated were some custom rear nerf bars. Here's one of the ideas I was kicking around.
https://www.google.com/search?q=Rea...1ieShz8cCFUTVgAodpD8HUg#imgrc=ikjM5rCnMLHHuM:
https://www.google.com/search?q=Rea...1ieShz8cCFUTVgAodpD8HUg#imgrc=ikjM5rCnMLHHuM:
Great pictures. Never thought of putting a winch on, but how cool would that be? Reverse goes out...no problem.
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