Saddlebag Guard Kit Installation for 2011 FLHX
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Saddlebag Guard Kit Installation for 2011 FLHX
I want to install this Comfort Profile Saddlebag Guard Kit (49179-09):
But when comparing it to this Rear Saddlebag Guard Kit (49282-09B)...
...it seems that some parts are missing!
I only want to install the saddlebag guards, not the saddlebag guard rails.
Do I need those black pieces in part # 49282-09B? If so, can they be purchased separately? Are the nuts & bolts included in 49179-09 all that I need?
Thanks for any help, guys.
But when comparing it to this Rear Saddlebag Guard Kit (49282-09B)...
...it seems that some parts are missing!
I only want to install the saddlebag guards, not the saddlebag guard rails.
Do I need those black pieces in part # 49282-09B? If so, can they be purchased separately? Are the nuts & bolts included in 49179-09 all that I need?
Thanks for any help, guys.
Last edited by FenderGuy53; May 26, 2014 at 10:06 AM.
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Clearly stated on H-D.com
"FLHX, FLTR, FLTRU, FLTRX, FLHRSE5, FLHXSE/2/3, FLTRSE3 and FLTRXSE/2 models require separate purchase of Saddlebag Supports P/N 49194-09A and 90781-09A, Nut P/N 7531 (Qty 2) and Antenna Mounting Bracket P/N 76516-09."
the Saddlebag Supports are the "black pieces" that you refer too.
"FLHX, FLTR, FLTRU, FLTRX, FLHRSE5, FLHXSE/2/3, FLTRSE3 and FLTRXSE/2 models require separate purchase of Saddlebag Supports P/N 49194-09A and 90781-09A, Nut P/N 7531 (Qty 2) and Antenna Mounting Bracket P/N 76516-09."
the Saddlebag Supports are the "black pieces" that you refer too.
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Exactly! Been there - done that. When you look up those part numbers on H-D's web-site or in the OEM Parts Finder on Ronnie's H-D website, you get nothing, nada, zilch! 
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or maybe I don't understand your question - I told you what parts you need to order along with those comfort guards
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you need the black things -- that is what the saddlebag guards bolt up to -- SG do not come with those --
I want to install this Comfort Profile Saddlebag Guard Kit (49179-09):
But when comparing it to this Rear Saddlebag Guard Kit (49282-09B)...
...it seems that some parts are missing!
I only want to install the saddlebag guards, not the saddlebag guard rails.
Do I need those black pieces in part # 49282-09B? If so, can they be purchased separately? Are the nuts & bolts included in 49179-09 all that I need?
Thanks for any help, guys.
But when comparing it to this Rear Saddlebag Guard Kit (49282-09B)...
...it seems that some parts are missing!
I only want to install the saddlebag guards, not the saddlebag guard rails.
Do I need those black pieces in part # 49282-09B? If so, can they be purchased separately? Are the nuts & bolts included in 49179-09 all that I need?
Thanks for any help, guys.
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you won't find them as OEM for a street glide .... because they aren't original equipment for a street glide. if you look up OEM parts for, say a, 2009 FLHTC ... there they are. Found them right away on Ronnie's website - $90.90 for each support plus whatever for 2 nuts and antenna bracket
Thanks for the clarification AND the edification, Weavr99FLHT. I appreciate it.
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You do not need The ( black things ) they are already on the bike you will need the bolt for the top and when you install if someone over tightened the bolt that connects it to the black thing it may out of round easily fixed with channel locks also I got an after market set off of ebay that included all needed hardware for about 80.00 bucks Put in NEW* Rear Saddle Bag Saddlebag Guards for Harley Davidson Touring
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they are different on a SG -- they only support the saddle bag
You do not need The ( black things ) they are already on the bike you will need the bolt for the top and when you install if someone over tightened the bolt that connects it to the black thing it may out of round easily fixed with channel locks also I got an after market set off of ebay that included all needed hardware for about 80.00 bucks Put in NEW* Rear Saddle Bag Saddlebag Guards for Harley Davidson Touring
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you can sell your saddlebag supports on here or/and flea bay to offset some of the costs -- I always put them on my SG and RG --
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