easy brackets or edge brackets????
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Ah, thank you sir for allowing me another chance to tell you why to buy EZ brackets. First, please note the picture. They are edge brackets that are less than a year old. They are weak and poorly made, not to mention when they arrived they had missing and incorrect mounting hardware, causing me to make an unneeded trip to the hardware store before I could even install my "direct from the factory" edge brackets. And when I sent them an email to complain, they didn't so much as respond. Do yourself a favor, get the EASY BRACKETS!
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I had the EZ Brackets. Were great at the beginning but I think the weight of the bags slowly got the brackets out of alignment and would be a bitch to get the bags to slide into the posts.
Also, if you have both detachable sissybar and bags, the studs extend pretty far and you have a gap between the fender and bag (if not using the sissybar). But thats the price to pay for a detachable system.
Also, if you have both detachable sissybar and bags, the studs extend pretty far and you have a gap between the fender and bag (if not using the sissybar). But thats the price to pay for a detachable system.
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The real question is how often do you really want to take the bags off?
I found that once I got them on I ended up leaving them on, so I went with a simple method using threaded rod so I could take them off easily for cleaning the bike. Other than that they stay on all the time.
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neither, take a look at bare backs. I've got them on my 05 wideglide and love them.
http://www.cyclevisions.com/index.ph...-mounting.html
http://www.cyclevisions.com/index.ph...-mounting.html
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Removal of saddle bags
Also good to remove bags for bike cleaning and general maintenance.
Roger
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