will they fit 1993 honda v65 magna
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I asked my brother who is a self made Honda expert. He is his own mechanic and been working on nothing but Honda's for 10 years. He says they will work.
1683708
These are universal they are meant to fit any type of motorcycle, you may have to relocate the turn signals further back. Please take the measurements and make sure you have the proper clearance.
45402
More than likely yes they will fit. These bags are adaptable to most motorcycles. You only need to make sure to keep the bags at least one inch away from the muffler. These saddlebags will melt if they get too close to a hot exhaust.
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Best bet is to go on Magnaflows website and either look up their specific vehicle applications or email them. I guarantee they have something for your vehicle.
1667548
I put mine on to a 1984 Honda Magna. Very little room for the saddle bags, but they worked out nicely. They should fit your sportster.
1155515
if you go to magnaflow website you can check to see which 1 would fit your vehicle
2153506
I am pretty sure they will....I put them on my old "cruiser" bike...they are designed to be universal fit. (...that said, there may be slight adjustments here and there, nothing big, though) These are very well made by a good company, and once on, they look and function great. Just take your time, and they should fit just fine. Hope this helps. Thanks!
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Anything will fit, guessing you have an 99-04 v6, you will need the y pipe converter...to be honest though, if you want good performance and a great sound do the magnaflow on the v6 sounds better. If u had an 8 I'd go with Borla
415127
Verify the size of your handle bars. And order accordingly. They are universal. Worked on my sportster
1810031
They say they will fit most motorcycles, I had to purchase longer cap head screws so it would mount to my FLHTK. The holes are elongated to accommodate different spaced clamps.
581781
No they won't fit. I went to www.hondaautomotiveparts.com to check the fit. You need to put in more info on your exact model to get the right part.
219033
not sure they would fit, but I am very disappointed with mine...over 12k on mine and they have never been very smooth on the ride, but they did help handling. I would look at the Harley premium shocks--or spend the extra bucks and buy some real quality shocks from howard at motorcycle metal. check out his reviews from other riders at hdforums.com
430201
They should fit. They would have fit my Honda Shadow 1100, but turn signals were in the way.
739701
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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I'm going to say yes. I installed them on my '04 Honda Shadow Sabre 1100. I have a Haynes repair manual that covers the Honda Shadow from years '85-'07. So they are basically the same setup on these bikes.
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These won't work but I have other options that will fit. You might wanna go 16 or 17"Do you have a V6??HHRims
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Look on the back side of your factory crank arms. They should have the length in mm (170, 175 etc). Also just make sure your new crank set will fit the splines of you bottom bracket.