Rear docking hardware, hide those brackets
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Rear docking hardware, hide those brackets
Sorry for the post deluxe but I think every question is a good question. To answer your question, here are some pics of my rear docking hardware. They are magnetic covers, Harley Part #48182-05 $34.95 Link to covers and fit the sissy bar brackets perfectly which means they can not be used as bag covers or be adapted to do so.
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RE: Rear docking hardware, hide those brackets
Thanks Retro for answering those questions. Your right I should have posted, my bad.
Great photos too. Allow you to see things as they are once on the bike.
Ride Safe
Rob
Great photos too. Allow you to see things as they are once on the bike.
Ride Safe
Rob
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RE: Rear docking hardware, hide those brackets
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They are magnetic covers, Harley Part #48182-05 $34.95 Link to covers and fit the sissy bar brackets perfectly which means they can not be used as bag covers or be adapted to do so.
They are magnetic covers, Harley Part #48182-05 $34.95 Link to covers and fit the sissy bar brackets perfectly which means they can not be used as bag covers or be adapted to do so.
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