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Can't beat that price...but, sometimes you get what you pay for. They are not notched out for the shock so you'll have to either space them out quite a bit, or set them back behind the shock. Also, you're gonna need some brackets to fully support them. A couple other companies to consider (albeit more expensive) are Sumax and Tsukayu. Good luck!
I am aware I will need support brackets but aint found them yet and price is almost to hard to beat to try them. I am thinking by the measurements they may fit right behind shocks I am just not sure how steep angle is.
Those are very small & narrow bags, not that it's a bad thing. They're about the same size as mine, and they're from the same Chinese manufacturer. IMO, you really can't beat them for the price. They look good and work great. But yeah, they are cheap. I wouldn't load them with a lot of weight. But for example, I split my tools in half and carry a tool bag on each side. I keep a quart of oil in one side and a quart of drinking water in the other. Heavy riding glove in one, leather vest in the other. Then bungees, flannel shirt, etc. spread among them. I'm able to carry everything I need.
I used these type mounts on a couple of bikes and they worked fine. You might shop for a better price, I just posted the first I found.
I also am looking at these two I just think the first pair at my first post will flow better with the back fender. But both of these come with some brackets that I think I can make work. I really wish they gave more measurements to almost make a set out of cardboard to see how they fit. Anymore ideas or anybody tried any of these with pictures.
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