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#21

05-29-2013, 03:59 AM

giselle1340

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Really?????

hi

sorry, but its this the way?
Cannt the thief just unscrew the fender screw on the other side of the mounting bracket?

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05-29-2013, 04:08 AM

Keithhu

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Quote:

Originally Posted by giselle1340

hi

sorry, but its this the way?
Cannt the thief just unscrew the fender screw on the other side of the mounting bracket?

Well, yes, but that takes way more time, and these are generally crimes of opportunity. Once they see it will not be a 5 second heist, they'll move on.

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05-29-2013, 04:08 AM

Keithhu

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Originally Posted by giselle1340

hi

sorry, but its this the way?
Cannt the thief just unscrew the fender screw on the other side of the mounting bracket?

Well, yes, but that takes way more time, and these are generally crimes of opportunity. Once they see it will not be a 5 second heist, they'll move on.

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05-29-2013, 07:33 AM

rufasim

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The only draw back I see to this design is I put my helmet in the saddlebag. With the bolt sticking that fgar out the helmet will not fit. I use the Brukus system and I have to be careful not to scratch or gouge the top of my lid on the bolts.

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