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I bought a used backrest set up for my 07 Heritage. Quick release side arms, uprights and touring pad. I also have the front and rear docking points ( the round rubber and metal type)
What I dont know is "what else is needed"?? Some kind of different studs? bolts so they can be installed and still fit the bags on.
I am 3 1/2 hours from an HD dealer and they were absolutley zero help.
SOmeone can help ? pics work wonders for my ld brain too!
If the bags bolt on then you'll need longer bolts. I have the quick release backrest on my RK but they don't interfere with the bags. Otherwise don't know what to tell ya.
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