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With this brake I can't see how this will work. bolting the brackets to my fender struts they will be against my caliper. I dont want to have to go to a banana, but I want the bags. I need advice. Thanks
Can't guarantee that the proper mounts will help with the caliper you are using but I remember guys "relocating" the caliper to the "6 O'Clock position on certain applications
That figures. Do I have the rite bags?
S&S big bore, 82 motors were junk, worked on a lot of them. Like the chain better, lets me change my sprocket size, and I don't have to pull my swingarm to change it.
Yes you have the right bags for that scooter ...The mounts would look more like this ... There is also a curved bracket that attaches to each bag mount at the bottom rear ... It goes from side to side around the back of the rear tire
Yes you have the right bags for that scooter ...The mounts would look more like this ... There is also a curved bracket that attaches to each bag mount at the bottom rear ... It goes from side to side around the back of the rear tire
Bags were the same for many years. Larry, those brackets are the same as the ones that don't fit already. The ones he wants are part numbers 90875-77A and 90877-77B (right and left).
Bags were the same for many years. Larry, those brackets are the same as the ones that don't fit already. The ones he wants are part numbers 90875-77A and 90877-77B (right and left).
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Trying to put bags on my 82
