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HomeMiscellaneous Harley MerchandiseSaddlemen Universal Saddlebag Support Brackets |
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4 of 4 found the following review helpful:
 Works Mar 18, 2010
By K. Larsen
They do work, but for some applications the included bolts are too short.
I had to go buy my own.
And, they are a little short for some bags as well.
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
universal brackets Jul 03, 2010
By Lynn Whittaker
I just installed the brackets on a Suzuki 250 with a set of saddleman brackets. I used a pipe repair bracket to mount the back arm so I didn't have to drill any holes. It looks like its going to hold the saddlebags out far enough to avoid any contact with moving parts. As in other reviews, the brackets aren't long enough to do a good job in holding out the saddlebag, but with a solid side saddlebag they will work.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
 Saddle bags supports Mar 29, 2011
By Dstroh
"Del"
These were just what I was looking for. They fit perfectly and do their job well. Very good value.
Good quality, but not good for a 2007 Yamaha RoadStar Apr 01, 2011
By Joshua R. Garvin
I installed these saddlebag supports on my 2007 Yamaha RoadStar and had two problems. First off, I have a factory installed backrest and luggage rack. The supplied bolts were the same length of those that came with the bike and were not long enough to attach the supports to the bike. After purchasing the appropriate length bolts from Lowes, they would've worked great...except for the second problem I had. The left support bar collides with the belt cover when going over the smallest bump in the road. My suggestion is this: if you have a 2007 Yamaha RoadStar, don't buy these supports.
1 of 5 found the following review helpful:
 Buenos soportes a buen precio. May 30, 2011
By DnKiKe
Los soportes no son nada del otro mundo, de hecho son un poco costosos (al igual que todos los demas) pero cumplen su funcion, sin embargo deberian venir con proteccion para las alforjas, sobre todo en la parte donde se articulan, esto es sencillo de resolver con una proteccion de neopreno, sin embargo para viajes y demas es un "must have" dicha proteccion con el fin de no dañar las maletas, sobre todo si son "hard cover".
interesante que vengan con la variedad necesaria de tornillos, lo cual brinda posibilidades a varias motos.
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