Saddle Bag supports
#11
04-13-2006 | 06:52 PM
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Great pics. I also installed the layback plate and relocated the turn signals. This opens up more options for larger bags. I have SEII slip ons so my dimentions will be a little diffferent. I am leaning toward "***** and max" or "boss" saddle bags. What are you looking at?
Guy
Great pics. I also installed the layback plate and relocated the turn signals. This opens up more options for larger bags. I have SEII slip ons so my dimentions will be a little diffferent. I am leaning toward "***** and max" or "boss" saddle bags. What are you looking at?
Guy
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04-13-2006 | 08:53 PM
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RE: Saddle Bag supports
ORIGINAL: New Dyna Guy
dejam_fxdli-
Great pics. I also installed the layback plate and relocated the turn signals. This opens up more options for larger bags. I have SEII slip ons so my dimentions will be a little diffferent. I am leaning toward "***** and max" or "boss" saddle bags. What are you looking at?
Guy
dejam_fxdli-
Great pics. I also installed the layback plate and relocated the turn signals. This opens up more options for larger bags. I have SEII slip ons so my dimentions will be a little diffferent. I am leaning toward "***** and max" or "boss" saddle bags. What are you looking at?
Guy
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#14
04-13-2006 | 10:30 PM
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RE: Saddle Bag supports
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Sounds good dajam. BTW what model easy bracket did you order? E-bay didn't have model DNA-L2, the one w/o detachable backrest. I did find one for a few dollars with free S+H else where.
Sounds good dajam. BTW what model easy bracket did you order? E-bay didn't have model DNA-L2, the one w/o detachable backrest. I did find one for a few dollars with free S+H else where.
Here is the link to thier site check it out....
http://www.easybrackets.com
> > #DNA-L2DB
#15
04-14-2006 | 12:24 AM
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RE: Saddle Bag supports
I put some throwovers, Leatherworks 112 Narrow, on my Super Glide without relocating the turn signals. I bought some supports that were made for a Kawasaki Vulcan. Had to drill and tap four 1/4" holes on the bottom side of the strut. They were $80 plus shipping. PM me if need any details.
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06-06-2006 | 08:19 PM
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I did it but I really do not know why ... Maybe it was the paranoia kicking in.... LOL
#18
06-07-2006 | 02:00 AM
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RE: Saddle Bag supports
I installed the Easy Brackets on my Low rider last week. An easy install and work great!
https://www.hdforums.com/fb.asp?m=479481
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