Hard bags on a Road King Classic
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Hard bags on a Road King Classic
Does anyone know if pre 09 hard bags will fit on my 09 RKC without modifying the mounting brackets or support rail or the bags themselves? I guess I am asking would it be a straight up bolt them on and go situation? I like the look of the leather wrapped bags but I like the option of locking bags more. I carry tools and other items that I'm just not comfortable leaving in an unlocked bag. And yes I know if someone wants my stuff they'll get it. But at least I can slow them down a little with a lock.
I have seen a couple of sets off of pre 09 bikes on Craigslist for a reasonable price. If they'll fit I might pull the trigger.
I have seen a couple of sets off of pre 09 bikes on Craigslist for a reasonable price. If they'll fit I might pull the trigger.
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That's exactly what I did. I dig the looks and security of hard bags. I bought 'em used and took my key code to the dealer and got a matching set of locks for $50.00 and now I only need one key for everything. All you have to do is adjust the mounting brackets to line up with your new bags and you're golden. Good luck!!
#6
The bags are no issue fitting on, and you can use the newer style too, with some minor modification/movement to the front bag bracket, as I understand it.
Shameless plug, I have a pair of excellent condition 13 and older bag lowers for sale - the previous owner of my RKC added them, and I replaced with with extended bags. They have about 1k miles of use. PM me if you're interested. I'm ready to make a deal!
Shameless plug, I have a pair of excellent condition 13 and older bag lowers for sale - the previous owner of my RKC added them, and I replaced with with extended bags. They have about 1k miles of use. PM me if you're interested. I'm ready to make a deal!
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You might want to change the set up on the pins that hold them on because they can steal your locked bag in a matter of seconds by prying the clip that holds the pins in on the bracket . You can go to this website baggerSTDs.com to see what I am talking about or change the pins to nuts and bolts
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