hard bags on dyna
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hard bags on dyna
I have seen some nice looking pics on here of dynas with flh hard bags.
If I decide to do this are there certain year bags I should look for?
My bike is an 06 superglide, I have and would want to keep removable backrest hardware, I would probably mount them permanently because I think it would look good to put some blinkers mounted in the back of the bags.
Any advice or pics would be appreciated
If I decide to do this are there certain year bags I should look for?
My bike is an 06 superglide, I have and would want to keep removable backrest hardware, I would probably mount them permanently because I think it would look good to put some blinkers mounted in the back of the bags.
Any advice or pics would be appreciated
#2
I have seen some nice looking pics on here of dynas with flh hard bags.
If I decide to do this are there certain year bags I should look for?
My bike is an 06 superglide, I have and would want to keep removable backrest hardware, I would probably mount them permanently because I think it would look good to put some blinkers mounted in the back of the bags.
Any advice or pics would be appreciated
If I decide to do this are there certain year bags I should look for?
My bike is an 06 superglide, I have and would want to keep removable backrest hardware, I would probably mount them permanently because I think it would look good to put some blinkers mounted in the back of the bags.
Any advice or pics would be appreciated
#5
My favorite are Bry's off the police. After seeing a couple of good pics of his and knowing it is possible, that's what my next move is. I don't think it matters though. Any of the hard bags from the touring bikes are the same size and shape. It's a matter of opinion and how much $$$ you want to spend.
#6
nobody really cared for mine except bry and joe...LOL i like the look of the hard bags and that’s what counts lol
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/dyna-...ob-bagger.html
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/dyna-...ob-bagger.html
#7
The old style hard bags were in use from '58-'84 ... same basic shape as the newer/current Road King (Touring models) but have flat inner panel ....
The inner panel on the newer models have an indentation to clear the shocks, which are mounted further back and more vertically oriented than the Dyna shocks ....
I've got the early style hard bags, too (same as Joe / JRK5892 and a few others) ... they are pretty close to the same size, but slightly narrower and taper a little more from bottom to top ....
R/
'Chop
The inner panel on the newer models have an indentation to clear the shocks, which are mounted further back and more vertically oriented than the Dyna shocks ....
I've got the early style hard bags, too (same as Joe / JRK5892 and a few others) ... they are pretty close to the same size, but slightly narrower and taper a little more from bottom to top ....
R/
'Chop
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There are two types of brackets ... I have the later type that wrap forward around the front of the bags .... The photo below shows how I originally had them mounted ... I had to drill one hole in the brackets themselves in front of the rear-most slot; but, to the rear of the forward two pre-drilled slots used to mount them on the stock rear fender struts ... that hole should be drilled to bolt to the rear bolt of your Dyna's rear fender strut ....
Then, you will need a steel strap of 1-1/4" X 1/8" or similar size ... cut to the length that will span the width of your rear fender strut mounting bolts ... I then drilled 4 holes in that piece as follows: one at each end for mounting to the fender struts and the other two lined up with the original slots on the saddlebag mounting bracket ....
Since this photo, I removed the bolts and welded the bracket to the steel stock ....
The photo below is of the cross brace ... I had been contemplating removing the cross brace tabs and welding them up around the point where they would support the cross brace right behind the lip of the stock fender ... but, then I got an old FLH fender (reproduction) that I am in the process of prepping for installation (replacing the stock Dyna fender) ... so I decided to leave it as is ....
Hope this helps ... I've got another photo or two in my album, I think ....
R/
'Chop
Then, you will need a steel strap of 1-1/4" X 1/8" or similar size ... cut to the length that will span the width of your rear fender strut mounting bolts ... I then drilled 4 holes in that piece as follows: one at each end for mounting to the fender struts and the other two lined up with the original slots on the saddlebag mounting bracket ....
Since this photo, I removed the bolts and welded the bracket to the steel stock ....
The photo below is of the cross brace ... I had been contemplating removing the cross brace tabs and welding them up around the point where they would support the cross brace right behind the lip of the stock fender ... but, then I got an old FLH fender (reproduction) that I am in the process of prepping for installation (replacing the stock Dyna fender) ... so I decided to leave it as is ....
Hope this helps ... I've got another photo or two in my album, I think ....
R/
'Chop
Last edited by SURFOR Chop; 09-02-2010 at 11:27 PM.
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