Project FLTRI by HogPro
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Nah, they are Handlebar Lee's. The dead giveaway is that they are flat front and rear. I talked to another local bar maker Friday and described them to him to which he replied Lee is the only one who makes bars like that.
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I just put on my Brukus saddlebag secure. http://brukus.com/
It took about 10 minutes. Really, that was all. Pull the saddlebag pins and clips off the mounting brackets, slide the Brukus speed nut over the bracket and screw in the torx + bolts with the washer and lock washer on it. Everything already comes put together as it is supposed to be so there is not need to compare pictures to bolts, etc like a lot of stuff. I know, I could have made these myself but I like supporting other forum vendors who provide quality products at a great price.
Saddlebag theft is quite an issue out where the shop is as I have several people come in telling me that their bags got stolen. With the stock setup as it is all you need is a screwdriver to pry the bags regardless of if they are locked or not. One customer had his bags stolen with the bike parked right in his driveway.
My bike is in a carport with a cover and lock but not an enclosed garage so I figure an inexpensive product like this is well worth it. I will add these to any bike I ever have that has saddlebags. My Corbin seat has a lock on it so I did not get the seat lock kit, but if it did not you better believe that I would. Thanks Brukus.
It took about 10 minutes. Really, that was all. Pull the saddlebag pins and clips off the mounting brackets, slide the Brukus speed nut over the bracket and screw in the torx + bolts with the washer and lock washer on it. Everything already comes put together as it is supposed to be so there is not need to compare pictures to bolts, etc like a lot of stuff. I know, I could have made these myself but I like supporting other forum vendors who provide quality products at a great price.
Saddlebag theft is quite an issue out where the shop is as I have several people come in telling me that their bags got stolen. With the stock setup as it is all you need is a screwdriver to pry the bags regardless of if they are locked or not. One customer had his bags stolen with the bike parked right in his driveway.
My bike is in a carport with a cover and lock but not an enclosed garage so I figure an inexpensive product like this is well worth it. I will add these to any bike I ever have that has saddlebags. My Corbin seat has a lock on it so I did not get the seat lock kit, but if it did not you better believe that I would. Thanks Brukus.
Just got this message from a brand new customer about the FIN:
" This thing is great! I love it. I took a 360 mile trip trip today and got alerts at each stop and can see it on the website map. Very cool!! I told my HOG chapter that I would report back in the next meeting about the unit. As far as I am concerned it is a "must have". No need to upgrade the HD alarm system to the transmitter type. Just use the money and add some for the FIN. Thanks!" David
Don't forget! The Forum discount link is in my signature.
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