Easy Bracket Vs. Barebacks
OK, you can use them with the detachable hardware, you just leave out a spacer. It doesn't say the thread size though.
http://www.cyclevisions.com/index.ph...v127_cv145.pdf
I can say for sure that my original fender/TS fasteners were 5/16x24 and the Barebacks are 3/8x16. Their data doesn't seem to address this at all.
It's good to know that they work with detachable though.
http://www.cyclevisions.com/index.ph...v127_cv145.pdf
I can say for sure that my original fender/TS fasteners were 5/16x24 and the Barebacks are 3/8x16. Their data doesn't seem to address this at all.
It's good to know that they work with detachable though.
Road Master
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I have the Barebacks and like them . I made the mistake of thinking the Bareback brackets needed to line up (position Both in the 12 o,clock ) It made it very hard to line up to install and remove . I found if I put the back bracket in the 12 o,clock position and the front bracket in the 2 o,clock position it was a lot easier . Now I release the back tip up and remove the front and does not need three hands to do .
Road Warrior
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OK, you can use them with the detachable hardware, you just leave out a spacer. It doesn't say the thread size though.
http://www.cyclevisions.com/index.ph...v127_cv145.pdf
I can say for sure that my original fender/TS fasteners were 5/16x24 and the Barebacks are 3/8x16. Their data doesn't seem to address this at all.
It's good to know that they work with detachable though.
http://www.cyclevisions.com/index.ph...v127_cv145.pdf
I can say for sure that my original fender/TS fasteners were 5/16x24 and the Barebacks are 3/8x16. Their data doesn't seem to address this at all.
It's good to know that they work with detachable though.
When putting the male cycle vision bolt in the rear i notice that it protrudes pretty far in the fender well. I'm concerned it's going to hit the tire. Does anyone else's do this?
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I don't know if there is a difference in years, but my kit had 3/8x16 bolts and my fender bolts were 3/8 as well.
When putting the male cycle vision bolt in the rear i notice that it protrudes pretty far in the fender well. I'm concerned it's going to hit the tire. Does anyone else's do this?
When putting the male cycle vision bolt in the rear i notice that it protrudes pretty far in the fender well. I'm concerned it's going to hit the tire. Does anyone else's do this?
Sweet. They look good. Are you happy with the bags? I'm pretty impressed with their function for the price.
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I am happy with the look.. but they are a bit small.. I got the large size and probably should have went with the XL's.
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