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Posted by chief
 - September 08, 2010, 10:33:55 AM

I'm not real clear on what you've done, but the bag supports are attached to the frame under the seat... not to the fender in any way. The struts are not intended for mounting a seat - I'm not sure the standard version has enough strength to hold much...

Posted by Bernie
 - September 08, 2010, 10:20:34 AM

I have a 1500 drifter, I have a corbin 2up seat and stock 2up, my passengers do not like either.  I have a corbin solo seat on now, and I used the rear bar that you remove for the solo and attached to the stock saddlebag supports and mad a rear seat for a rider.   Are the saddle bag supports the same as regular fender struts used when a rear seat pad is mouned on the fender(like a stock Vulcan,harley, etc.)?.  Can the supports since they are bolted to the frame under the driver seat(like normal fender struts) support the weight of a passenger.  Any help would be appreciated. Thanks

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