Im buying this for my boyfriend. He has an older bike, and I dont know much about them. Its a 1999 Suzuki Savage 650 LS. Will this fit? Didnt see sava
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if the bike has rear luggage rack, it could go there, if not, is going to use some space in the back seat i use it like that and i tie it to the seat. it goes firmly and secure. when my backpack is full its a bit of drag but i have it in full rare times. So for me very nice. The pack has two sizes it can grow up to acomodate more things. if your boyfriend is big and the dont have the luggage rack is going to be unconfortable.
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It fits, but this is not the type of tail bag for that bike. I recommend you instead a pair of saddle bags. They definitively will look much better on that bike
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I would say yes based on the straps being quite versatile, but not exactly sure how you might make it work, I have a sport bike so they would fit completely different. Good Luck.
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I am not sure, but looking at pics of a Suzuki Savage LS650 online, though you could strap it onto most any bike, there might be better bags for the Suzuki than this one. The reason is that this is shaped somewhat as a triangle (wider at one end than the other), and the wide end is probably wider than the seat on the Suzuki...so it would hang over the sides of the seat and look odd. But...it can be strapped onto most anything if need be.
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This bag is not for the Suzuki Savage 650, which it's look more like a cruiser (Harley Davidson) there is another kind of bag that will fit well on it, look online for a bag for cruiser, it's a lot of them for you to pick one.
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You should not have an problem getting this to fit. It's fairly small and it fits fine on the back of my wife's Honda Grom
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This should work. My bike want listed but it looked close and it fits perfect.
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I have no idea as I don't deal in what fits what except my own bikes. I would suggest going to an auto supply like Advance Auto or NAPA and check with them or since you are obviously on Amazon they have a query as part of their site that tells you if it will fit or not. Ask them how to do that if you can't figure it out on your own. It may be cheaper ordering from Amazon....I say may!
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I'm not sure? But when you in put your bike in for parts on amazon it will automatically tell you if it fits or not. Cool I thought, but what it doesn't come with is the hard ware kit to convert over to the high flow system. My street glide run and starts so much better. Looks great to. Good luck.
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I am familiar with that motorcycle, but hesitate to give an answer. I bought it in the L size for my Honda Helix which is very long for a scooter. It does not really fit the way I would like. I suspect the size L would just barely fit your GS or if you can you should order the XL size. Good luck.
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I have an old huffy,70's model cruiser. I just put the seat right on the post that was on the bike. I would say to bring your bike to a shop and make sure you get the right post for your bike post insert. The seat is universal & will fit any post. Hope this helps
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They have a lot of info on the manufacturer's site for what it will fit, it's pretty simple. I connected it to a dual suspension mt bike with disc brakes with no problem
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This will fit a 2005 Yamaha XVS650 V Star Custom. If we can help with anything else please let me know. Thanks,The Outlet
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Jimmy, Look at the sissy bar's overall dimensions and then remember that it can be tweaked somewhat by altering (reversing) the side bars, though not ideal for every bike. I did so and was able to fit to my 1988 custom Magna, though I realize this is a Honda product also. I did so based on cost. One made exclusively for my bike was priced at over $300, so $40 looked very enticing to me-- and it worked. I also put chrome studs on the sides of the sissy seat (using jeweler's glue) to better match it to my studded main seat.
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Yes this should fit no matter the bike because it comes with a standard and metric adapter. I also saw lots ofthem on HD's at bike week and vendors selling them as well. They also look great one bike from top of handlebars or hanging down if you have apes. YOu will LOVE THEM!!! I am installing another set on my HD Electra Ultar Classic once 13" apes are installed.
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Hello frend, my inglish is veri bad, but i try , this fits on yamaha vstar 650 , i go to take a medición of riser of my handle bar and sen to you the medición to compare, can you write me jonanaula6@hotmail.com
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I ordered this because it came up on google search. we got the part number or model number off of the unit that was on our bike.believe it or not the manufacture of the bike had changed the part enough that we could not use it. other than that i could not assist you as to weather this would fit your bike,
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sir, madam, i have the exact same bike. only exception, mine is a 1996. fits awesome,looks awesome,and MUCH stronger (heavy duty) than the stock version back rest assembly. the actual black pad is a lesser quality,only attaches with 2 small wood screws. so i just ran some Velcro tword the bottom of the pad,so far so good, and will replace pad if,and when i need to. 1 season so far with no problems. but you wont be disappointed with the quality and looks with this hardware (LOTS of chrome ! hope this helps ya out ! J.Smith ps-Be safe out there !
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I got it on my 2012 Rebel, and I'm pretty sure they're about the same. It was a little tricky to get on - I had to attach the rack to the sissy bar first and then bolt them on the bike. Looks perfect on the bike and works really well.
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It will fit the bike for sure. Main thing is, if you didn't have a long cage before, the chain you have on might not be long enough. If you're replacing the chain tho, just remove a few links less.
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My husband's bike is a Kawasaki ninja R6 and it fits. I'm don't know how different your bike is.
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I can't help you. You may want to take the bike to a bike shop and see what they say. You will probably have to take the old one out and measure it to be sure.