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Posted by kw-retrorider
- September 10, 2017, 09:40:18 AMmittico: Very creative way to use OEM parts. Looks nice because the bags are small and go with the look, which doesn't cover the rear fenders up. Bag looks close to the exhaust...the picture may be deceiving. Also, the alignment looks alright....a little gentle work in a good vice and you could get them closer....but looks good as is. Nice work.
Posted by Pilgrim
- September 10, 2017, 08:19:08 AMLooks good..that exhaust tip looks a little narrow to me though, especially with a 2-1 exhaust. Does it run good?
Posted by greenbarn
- September 09, 2017, 22:11:30 PMLooks pretty good - I like the placement , somewhat in front of the fenders.
Posted by mittico68
- September 09, 2017, 03:54:40 AMLong story short.
Last night I was messing with my bike, tryin' to find some new solution for my next winter project, when suddenly an idea came to my mind...
With the spring seat on, I'm unable to put any saddlebag on the bike because I've got the OEM brackets (wich are supposed to be good for the OEM seats only - 2up or single one) and I'm still waitin' for the local shop to fab a new pair of brackets... 
Sooo, I tried to use said OEM brackets and guess what? They can!
You just need to flip 'em upside down and then bolt them, by simply using the 2 holes that are made for the OEM seat bracket, as they're of the same width.
See the attached pics, please.
Maybe the final result is not really neat, because the saddlebags are not aligned with the rear fender. But I don't really care, because that solution leaves said fender well in sight...