Show your crazy Sissy Bar.

[Balloontyre]

Has anyone seen this sissy bar b4, or is it home made?

 

[Oldbikeguy1960]

I am thinking aluminum canes. I had a guy show mw one he made from a crutch.
This one is homebuilt and 5' tall. I made it from 1/2" steel conduit and chrome sissybar clamps.
No holes drilled, everything is attached by clamps. Cathedral top was a bending accident but after it was on the bike I liked it.

 

[Oldbikeguy1960]

Has anyone seen this sissy bar b4, or is it home made?View attachment 1714299

Has anyone seen this sissy bar b4, or is it home made?View attachment 1714299

It would've been great for pulling someone on a skateboard.

 

[Grey Ghost]

Surprised nobody manufactured one for that purpose.

 

[Balloontyre]

It would've been great for pulling someone on a skateboard.

Ya, or handles to hold while teaching a kid to ride a bike? Looks like legs from a walker were used?

 

[Dbike]

This was popular in the 1970s. (At least is was in my neighborhood.) We would cut off the top end of a sissy bar and attach it to the seat strut in the rear. This was done to secure the dirt bike-style rear fender. This is my bike in the photo and the saddle, fender and sissy bar & seat struts date back to 1974 (the frame is a 1969 Fair Lady).