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OK Those are really nice and sit well What bags are they? I would look for the same set without the chrome Conchos or studs. Will they work with or Zip tie to the Cobra bag Supports? Or do I have to buy Harleys supports?
Glad you're deciding on the bag supports. Lot's more options for bags I think. Not too sure on the Cobras, but the HD clears the shocks so it won't interfere with the bags. I know someone has it on their Superlow. From your pic, looks like the Cobras might clear the shocks or you can spread 'em out a little for sure.
Installed the River Road Zip-Off Saddlebags(Slant Medium Braided) with the Cobra Saddlebag Supports.
No relocation kit needed.
THe Cobra Support I pictured or the rail type?. I prefer nothing attached to the Shock mount thats why I am avoiding the MOCO supports. 21" long bags though. No supports in front of the shock?
Would love to see a pic of those on your bike. And the Cobra. I like the way the Cobra support looks without the bags.
OK Those are really nice and sit well What bags are they? I would look for the same set without the chrome Conchos or studs. Will they work with or Zip tie to the Cobra bag Supports? Or do I have to buy Harleys supports?
They were just some bags I got off ebay over here in the UK , there are so many out there to choose from to match everyone's needs
Those bags had ties at the back to fix them to the bars to keep them attached and not flapping around.
They also zipped off so they could be removed if needed without taking the seat off
Very cool. Just put a Bag on the Pillion seat Those would work well with the seat bag. I need room for a jacket and Places to pick up things at stores.
Just picked this up for now for $39 Great interim solution
THe Cobra Support I pictured or the rail type?. I prefer nothing attached to the Shock mount thats why I am avoiding the MOCO supports. 21" long bags though. No supports in front of the shock?
Would love to see a pic of those on your bike. And the Cobra. I like the way the Cobra support looks without the bags.
Used the Cobra support. A pic of the Cobra support is at begging of article.
The only time you need to consider relocation for throw overs is if you frequently have a passenger because the bags don't allow access to rear passenger pegs. I might have a passenger 2-3 times a season and on that occasion i just take the bags off.
The only time you need to consider relocation for throw overs is if you frequently have a passenger because the bags don't allow access to rear passenger pegs. I might have a passenger 2-3 times a season and on that occasion i just take the bags off.
Is this because you slide the bags foward to clear the lights?
I want to ride to work but I work IT for a Major bank and need to carry my laptop as well as a change of cloths. This bag keeps the mounting system under the seat and 4 clips hold it in place and it removes very easy.
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