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If you keep an allen in your bag, you can use the push pins to keep it detachable and spin the one allen head off quicker.
By changing out all the bolts it's really no longer detachable..
If you want to change all four.. you will need 2- number 1 spools and 2 number 3 spools.
This is just a simple solution to get you through the issue your having.
if you want a "permanent" fix and want to stay detachable, I would look into the barebacks detachable system, but it will be a little more that a $7 spool and a $3 bolt.
If you keep an allen in your bag, you can use the push pins to keep it detachable and spin the one allen head off quicker.
By changing out all the bolts it's really no longer detachable..
If you want to change all four.. you will need 2- number 1 spools and 2 number 3 spools.
This is just a simple solution to get you through the issue your having.
if you want a "permanent" fix and want to stay detachable, I would look into the barebacks detachable system, but it will be a little more that a $7 spool and a $3 bolt.
Understood. Its actually a solution i wouldn't mind doing for all 4. I only pull bags when im cleaning, and spinning 4 bolts is no biggie ... in exchange for piece of mind every time i snag a nasty bump
If you don't care about the detachable bag aspect, one way is to go back to the HD hardware kit. It comes with all the spools and bolts you need for your bags.
I don't think the picture associated with the link is actual..They seem to use the same picture for every kit number. I'm betting it contains the studs you found a part number for. The picture in the link would be for a softail standard or other "non" bagged softail.
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