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Hey there,
I just sprung for some RKC bags for my Lo. I am going to order the cycle visions bagger tail and a rear signal relocation bracket. Is there anything else I need for this? Such as hardware to connect the bags to the brackets? I seem to remember reading somewhere about rubber pads for vibration dampening...but couldn't find anything in the search. Thanks.
Look under the bags in the channel and see if the pads are there. They should be. The bagger tail comes with all the hardware necessary to install it and the bags with the exception of the pads.
Look under the bags in the channel and see if the pads are there. They should be. The bagger tail comes with all the hardware necessary to install it and the bags with the exception of the pads.
Drew
Thanks Drew,
I'll take a look when I receive them.
The cycle vission kit come with everything u need, Here's a tip, leave everything loose until u like how everything goes together then tighten all bolts and nuts up. Welcome to the bagger tail club.
ive got bags coming from Fairing Factory, and the rubber blocks are in the latch/hardware kit. They dont come with the cycle vision kit. So if you dont get them with your hardware, you can get them from Harley...cant be very expensive...wait, did I just say that?
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