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Posted by pcarrell
- December 20, 2016, 22:48:00 PMLooks like a very clean installation. Do the bags move with the fender then, since the fender is attached to the suspension?
Posted by bambam0099
- December 20, 2016, 22:29:40 PMGeez, that came out really nice and clean! Nice job!
Posted by CDNRatMan
- December 20, 2016, 15:43:35 PM 
very well done.....
Posted by outlaw
- December 20, 2016, 13:42:53 PMThat is very neat, looks the part.
Posted by indo
- December 20, 2016, 13:16:18 PMWell, I had ordered the brackets from Starklite to fit the original rack but I had been waiting 6 weeks for them and just got tired of waiting. So, I made them. Went to the metal supply and bought some aluminum. Unfortunately, since it was scrap it did have some scrapes but I buffed it as good as I could. Hand bend on the radiuses and I made a lower bracket to go on the top bolt of the bracket holding the fender. As I stated in another post, I throughly glassed the under side of the rear fender to make it beefier. It is definitely solid. Since it is a part of the fender it moves with the motion. The advantage to this design is that you can put any type of bag on it as long as it clears the pipe. However, these are not quick detach unless one were to put jam nuts on the bolts on the brackets and use wing nuts to fasten the bags on. The wing nuts would have to be secured from backing out. And then you would have the face of the bracket protruding. So, for all intents and purposes they are semi-permanent. Rack is still fully functional. I utilized Viking Bags as they are very robust and inexpensive. Someday maybe I'll put some Traveleer bags on. Here are some pictures and the last one of my Moto Guzzi which I did a very similar design on.