hard bags for sportsters
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Joined: Dec 2014
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From: USA
http://tsukayu.com/HardbagsforSportster.html
Simple install. All hardware included. Sits close to the fender with shock cut-outs so sits forward and lines up nicely with fender. Requires turn signal relocation.
Also scan through this thread for different types and ask the poster if you see something you like.
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/sport...bagger-44.html
Simple install. All hardware included. Sits close to the fender with shock cut-outs so sits forward and lines up nicely with fender. Requires turn signal relocation.
Also scan through this thread for different types and ask the poster if you see something you like.
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/sport...bagger-44.html
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Joined: Nov 2010
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From: Big Bear City, CA
http://tsukayu.com/HardbagsforSportster.html
Simple install. All hardware included. Sits close to the fender with shock cut-outs so sits forward and lines up nicely with fender. Requires turn signal relocation.
Simple install. All hardware included. Sits close to the fender with shock cut-outs so sits forward and lines up nicely with fender. Requires turn signal relocation.
Road Captain
Joined: Nov 2014
Posts: 700
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From: Milton Keynes, UK
+1 on the Tsukayu bags. Have them on my 1200 Sporty.
My turn signals now in the bags and they even fit a load balancer as standard so no Canbus issues.
They are, as stated above, easy to fit and remove, and with the indentations for the shocks they look as though they should be there
My turn signals now in the bags and they even fit a load balancer as standard so no Canbus issues.
They are, as stated above, easy to fit and remove, and with the indentations for the shocks they look as though they should be there
Grand HDF Member
Joined: Dec 2014
Posts: 4,890
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From: USA
+1 on the Tsukayu bags. Have them on my 1200 Sporty.
My turn signals now in the bags and they even fit a load balancer as standard so no Canbus issues.
They are, as stated above, easy to fit and remove, and with the indentations for the shocks they look as though they should be there
My turn signals now in the bags and they even fit a load balancer as standard so no Canbus issues.
They are, as stated above, easy to fit and remove, and with the indentations for the shocks they look as though they should be there
Last edited by hscic; Jan 14, 2016 at 09:21 AM.
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I have the Viking brand. They are decent fit and quality. They do take some 'mechanical ability' to mount, however.
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From: Milton Keynes, UK
I love the idea but our turn signals are orange and not red
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Our flashers have to be amber and I don't think we'd get away with triple purpose lamps over here. Not sure I'd want them personally.
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