Anybody with a Harley Dyna or similar, where did you mount these?
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I made a bracket and secured them where the original back lights were. I took the old stock blinker lights off and mounted a simple aluminum bracket in their place
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I drive a Yamaha vstar, and I removed the side reflectors on the back, made the holes larger and mounted them there. Then put some red reflective tape on that I cut to fit on another area on the bike. These work as tail lights OR brake lights, BUT NOT BOTH. Just so you are aware.
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Nope. These blocks are for touring models; Road Glide, Street Glide, Electra Glide and Road King. Suspension is different on Dyna which would make the holes not line up correctly.
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Make a duck tape sleeve and attach it to your bike with a velcro strap. Depending on the bike the inside of the stem might be a good mount location.
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Dear Judyc, Thanks for your interest in our product. This item fit for most of motorcycle handle bar or boat,we sure it will fit a Harley Davidson Dyna Low Rider. And we think your motorcycle will not always be loud,right ? You can buy it with confident. Sincerely yours, Astra Depot
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Dear Judyc,Thanks for your interest in our product.This item fit for most of motorcycle handle bar or boat,we sure it will fit a Harley Davidson Dyna Low Rider.And we think your motorcycle will not always be loud,right ? You can buy it with confident.Sincerely yours,Astra Depot
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For these saddlebags turn signal relocation is required for Harley Dyna Street Bob. You can use universal mounting hardware to mount them on your bike. If still need to find something. Please let us know.
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I lifted my dyna to change the handle bars. I had to drop the fork tubes, remove tank.....it was stable with no tie down. I do plan on using a tie down when I change my shocks. I also used some wood blocks so I would not lift on the oil pan. Not sure if you need to do that
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That's where I mounted mine and they work great. They greatly reduced sway.
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Yes. You can basically mount them anywhere you don't mind drilling the screws into. I just wedged mine between two plastic panels on the dash area instead of using screws so that they could be quickly disconnected for rain or to wash the bike.
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Mine are mounted on a stock Dodge Caravan rack; the tubes are oval on it. The SeaWing mounting is also oval, so your odds are good. I padded the mounting with slices of old black bicycle tires to fill in the mounting hardware vs. rack shape mismatch; that should help you too.
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Should hold just fine, I used these in a Harley Davidson engine case at 18ftlbs with no problem. If the coil is above the hole you could cut it flush with a hack saw blade after install, I've had to do that a few times
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I have a Harley streetglide, and i put them in my saddle. You can always modify to make it work
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I used velcro to mount them in between the rollbars,on the fender wells of a cj5. Hope that helps
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On my FLHX they are for the dual front disks, but the rear disk uses the same pad, didnt need the rear yet, but my fronts were worn. Check with Harley as many bikes share front and rear brake parts
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I don't know your specific bike. You should need nothing else to mount them to your bike. I personally would recommend getting mounting brackets. This would assure bags and bike be protected from rubbing against each other.
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I am not sure about that, I think goldwing has a special mounting kit. Guess you have to check with a reseller
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You can get o-rings at your local hardware store. I cut a hose clamp/ worm clamp in half. Then with some nippers remove a couple of the "ladder rungs" leaving one for the hook. Then place a small piece of old tire tube around the handlebars to keep the assembly from drooping. Tighten clamp snug. This is my super tough mount. Crashes well.