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What brand of mounts/covers are these? My right sides need to be replaced/fixed. The rear mount is held in via magnet, and the front seems to be attached permanently. The front right came off but I believe it can be JB Welded.
How can I get my OEM saddlebags to work with my bike's mounts? I think the OEM hardware is made for a permanent install, is there a quick-detach conversion I can buy?
Get some ⅜” threaded rod (all thread) and cut pieces long enough to secure your fender to the struts using jam nuts to hold everything tight and have the all thread stick out enough to hang your bags on and use acorn nuts and washers to secure bags. You can use your sissy bar quick connect hardware as well unless you’re not running a sissy bar then you can toss the plastic quick connectors and make things a bit cleaner. The hog works covers will probably still work.
Get some ⅜ threaded rod (all thread) and cut pieces long enough to secure your fender to the struts using jam nuts to hold everything tight and have the all thread stick out enough to hang your bags on and use acorn nuts and washers to secure bags. You can use your sissy bar quick connect hardware as well unless youre not running a sissy bar then you can toss the plastic quick connectors and make things a bit cleaner. The hog works covers will probably still work.
all-thread instead of the screws here
This is with the sissy bar on, you think I can run the bags at the same time?
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Fixing saddlebag mount covers
