I know they are not true baggers,but...
#1
11-08-2006, 06:06 PM
I know they are not true baggers,but...
I know they are not true baggers, but it works for me. Looking at quick detachable set up for my saddlebags.
Question for Deuce owners. Has anyone purchased an Easy Bracket set up for the "LEATHER" SADDLEBAGS?
My question is can they bolt directly on the bags , or do you "HAVE" to drill holes to mount them?
Any input would help.
Thanks
Question for Deuce owners. Has anyone purchased an Easy Bracket set up for the "LEATHER" SADDLEBAGS?
My question is can they bolt directly on the bags , or do you "HAVE" to drill holes to mount them?
Any input would help.
Thanks
#2
11-08-2006, 06:47 PM
RE: I know they are not true baggers,but...
4 holes each bag. You will have to drill to get them set how you want.
No biggie. In fact, they tell you if you make a mistake, use some black RTV to seal the holes up watertight.
I saw one repaired like this and you could only tell when you were looking for it.
No biggie. In fact, they tell you if you make a mistake, use some black RTV to seal the holes up watertight.
I saw one repaired like this and you could only tell when you were looking for it.
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RE: I know they are not true baggers,but...
I found it difficult toget to the nuts with a wrench on the top holes putting the bolts in from the inside. I cut off the excess threads flush with the nut with a dremel tool, so no snagging. I would recommend reinforcing the inside of a leather bag with some rigid thin plastic if the bag is leather only. The Saddlemen bags I used have a rigid inner side. Hard to beat the Easybracket though.
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11-09-2006, 12:47 AM
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11-09-2006, 12:52 AM
RE: I know they are not true baggers,but...
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I found it difficult toget to the nuts with a wrench on the top holes putting the bolts in from the inside. I cut off the excess threads flush with the nut with a dremel tool, so no snagging. I would recommend reinforcing the inside of a leather bag with some rigid thin plastic if the bag is leather only. The Saddlemen bags I used have a rigid inner side. Hard to beat the Easybracket though.
I found it difficult toget to the nuts with a wrench on the top holes putting the bolts in from the inside. I cut off the excess threads flush with the nut with a dremel tool, so no snagging. I would recommend reinforcing the inside of a leather bag with some rigid thin plastic if the bag is leather only. The Saddlemen bags I used have a rigid inner side. Hard to beat the Easybracket though.
For the lock side, I took the lock off, took all of about 1 minute to take it off but 20min and some cursing to get to that decision.
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