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I think I have 2 sets of the support bars from a 18 and a 20 if they will work.
I put bag guards on my bikes, I got Buffalo bars this time.
They look good IMO.
I think I have 2 sets of the support bars from a 18 and a 20 if they will work.
I put bag guards on my bikes, I got Buffalo bars this time.
They look good IMO.
The ones I posted are for 2014 up, just so he knew what they looked like. For his bike he'll need 09 - 13 bars. Just for clarification.
I never really liked the ones that ran down the side of the bags. The ones that run just down the front will still look good and protect the bike in a tip or protect you in a crash. The evidence is out there. My recent crash 55-60 MPH the front engine guards and rear bag guard allowed me to get my leg out and sit on the bike as it was sliding . Difference I got up walked away with few bruises. With gear on only scratch was a tiny mark on the nose from glasses. Not one road rash mark any where. I get it we ride and **** happens you can not make your self bullet proof . Then again some of the things they design into these bikes work.
Last edited by smitty901; Dec 10, 2020 at 06:58 AM.
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