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I'd go with more of the "A" type, but I think it would mostly depend on the bags you put on. The A type will probably support most bags. I've never seen the B type on anything. The bags would have to be pretty far back.
On my wifes 89 heritage I took what could have been a A or B style and cut the rear end off and covered the sharp edge with black tape and reshaped it outward enough so the leather bags would stay safely outward of the wheel and rear drive pulley, have never had an issue.
Here are the ones from my 92 softy. And a pic of them on Im not gonna use them anymore and if you are interested in them and think they would work Omaha just PM me
Last edited by EvoSpringer; Jun 7, 2015 at 08:14 PM.
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