saddlebag supports
saddlebag supports
Road Warrior
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From: East Central Illinois
Depends on what type/size of bags you want. I got some from hot leathers that fit without moving turn signals and then glued lexan on the back side of the bags where they rub shocks. 5000 miles later no problems or leaks.
Road Master
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From: New Brunswick, C-eh-n-eh-d-eh
Tourer
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if you stil need the harley saddle bag supports, send me a email and we can work something out. My address is foxysue@charter.net
Road Master
Joined: Feb 2008
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From: NYC
I had throwover bags with the bracket to keep them off the wheel and shock and didn't like the look without the bags so I went with EasyBrackets.
http://www.easybrackets.com/
You need to relocate the turn signals, I used the H-D kit. DON"T cut the connectors off the turn signals like the instructions say unless you have the special crimping tool, it's not a normal electrical crimp tool. Either get the right too, I borrowed one from my H-D dealer, or cut the wires where you can make a proper soldered and shrink wrapped splice.
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http://www.easybrackets.com/
You need to relocate the turn signals, I used the H-D kit. DON"T cut the connectors off the turn signals like the instructions say unless you have the special crimping tool, it's not a normal electrical crimp tool. Either get the right too, I borrowed one from my H-D dealer, or cut the wires where you can make a proper soldered and shrink wrapped splice.
BEFORE:
AFTER:
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