Can I detach the top part (where the bolts are in the picture) from the bottom part where you screw in the motorcycle?
478051
Yes, but i don't know why you want to do this. You need the bottom part to mount the sissy bar on the frame so it's serure and safe to ride on. Unless you want to ride without the sissy bar.
478052
It comes detached. Just a pair of bolts that you can take off and on whenever you want.
208778
Probably can be cut, but don't think I would. I'd coil up the excess. If your bike has is liquid cooled, a good place might be right in front of the radiator. Good air flow. Otherwise just some place away from the motor and out of the sun.
265645
The bolt is separate. That said, I think the parts are pretty much standardixed across brands. I can't answer the second question since they're installed.
256727
Yes. There is an adjustment knob on the front that both holds the handlebar in place, and can be used to raise or lower it. Unscrewing the knob completely until it came out, would allow you to remove the handlebar completely (basically the opposite of the assembly process). You will just want to make sure you are tightening the knob completely each time you use it, so it doesn't wobble during use. If I remember correctly, the tube coming up from the base which the handlebar slides into is just about knee-high or so without the handlebar attached. Hope this helps!
608385
Yes it is removable. There's a bolt/nut holding it in which can be removed. It's extremely loud with the baffles removed. You will also need to re-jet your motorcycle if you remove the baffles as there is not that much back pressure. I hope this info helps.
1992911
There's a lock washer on the inside at the bottom that secures the box to the mounting bracket. Theoretically, you'd probably have to break some portion of it to get it off the bike without opening it.
283959
No. You must remove it. But the one on the Smittybilt is just as strong. I hope that answers your Question. Joe
1999300
I'm pretty sure you can pull out the attachment, but you can also just untie them leaving only a small black loop. This bike is awesome, highly recommend
946923
Certainly looks to me like you could replace the zip ties and move mount to another bike. However, I have not done that yet, but they just slip through the slot. Worst case scenario you might have to improvise a little!
2020343
Yes you can , you need a torque wrench and tight the bolts no more than 5 Nm.
131261
No, You can not. They have their own a special tool for the screws. I tried to take my old one apart and could not.
719122
I don't think there is a way to do that based on attempting to do it on mine. The rubber foot screws down to the bottom of the threaded bolt, and is held on by a flange that is part of the bolt. I don't see any way to get the foot past that. Hope this helps.
40738
Just the assembly. I would guess your bolts got ruined during removal. You're probably going to have to get them from the dealer.
1452664
No. You'll have put the handlebars, brakes, etc together. I ended up taking it to sports authority and the finished it for me, although I'm not that handy.
2266312
Yes. The handlebar holder is detatchable and can be attached in whatever way helps hold the bike in the position you need.
1764085
yes you can and that is what i did, i unscrewed the top and slid it into the middlecareful w/the screws, they are small and i lost one lol
1248055
You can unscrew the ends and remove the horizontal bars. The curved pieces that come out, where you screw the bars into, are welded and can't be removed.