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I just installed a Volar LED combo taillight and removed my rear turn signals. Now the siderails have the two holes exposed from where the turn signals were mounted. My question is: are there any replacement siderails without these holes or does anyone sell plugs for these holes? Also, I bought some saddle bag supports that do not fit. Can anyone recommend the best and cheapest ones to buy until I can get detachable bags and brackets? Anything helps, thanks in advance!
Last edited by ckevroll; Oct 20, 2011 at 10:38 PM.
Harley part #'s:
• For 0.400 inch (10.2 mm) diameter hole, Part Number
53377-04 (chrome)
• For 0.375 inch (9.5 mm) diameter hole, Part Number
56239-93 (chrome)
• For 0.344 inch (8.7 mm) diameter hole, Part Number
68446-00 (chrome)
Harley part #'s:
• For 0.400 inch (10.2 mm) diameter hole, Part Number
53377-04 (chrome) 2004 and later
• For 0.375 inch (9.5 mm) diameter hole, Part Number
56239-93 (chrome) 1993 - 1999
• For 0.344 inch (8.7 mm) diameter hole, Part Number
68446-00 (chrome) 2000 - 2003
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