will they fit a 2005 harley fxd and if they do do I have to move the blinker lights? What Saddlebag Support Bracket will I need?
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I don't think you will have to move your lights back, my ex wife rides a Honda 1100vtc, and her lights look to be about like the ones on your bike. I think at most you would have to set the bags at a lower height. The bags have a leather piece that goes under the seat that adjusts the height. Since the bags are slanted, they are just below her lights. The saddle bag supports will be whatever supports fit your bike. The bags come with tie downs to tie them to the bag supports. The supports are just standard u shape.
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What I did was use a cobra saddlebag supports however the bag is small enough where it clears the signal lights. the main thing to wach for is the plastic squares that keep the saddle bag flaps down fail very easily maining that the whole piece comes out. i know its not what you asked but something to look for. the bags themselves are small enought to clear the signal lights and also you can adjust them alot halfway thru installation process..which of course cant be found in the book it comes with you gotta pretty much improvise and adapt
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I don't think you will have to move your lights back, my ex wife rides a Honda 1100vtc, and her lights look to be about like the ones on your bike. I think at most you would have to set the bags at a lower height. The bags have a leather piece that goes under the seat that adjusts the height. Since the bags are slanted, they are just below her lights.The saddle bag supports will be whatever supports fit your bike. The bags come with tie downs to tie them to the bag supports. The supports are just standard u shape.
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From the look of your bike, it had the same blinkers as my old 2004 Shadow Aero. They fit just under the blinkers and if I wanted the XL I would have probably needed to move the blinkers. As it is, when closing it in the beginning I needed to kind of close it and push the blinker side down and under (hard because of the velcro) but after a little time they must have shifted or I stopped noticing.I used the support brackets that came on my (used) bike, either they are "standard" size or I lucked out. They were overall great bags, had them until I sold my bike and the new bike came with hard bags. From the look of your bike, it had the same blinkers as my old 2004 Shadow Aero. They fit just under the blinkers and if I wanted the XL I would have probably needed to move the blinkers. As it is, when closing it in the beginning I needed to kind of close it and push the blinker side down and under (hard because of the velcro) but after a little time they must have shifted or I stopped noticing.I used the support brackets that came on my (used) bike, either they are "standard" size or I lucked out. They were overall great bags, had them until I sold my bike and the... » Read More From the look of your bike, it had the same blinkers as my old 2004 Shadow Aero. They fit just under the blinkers and if I wanted the XL I would have probably needed to move the blinkers. As it is, when closing it in the beginning I needed to kind of close it and push the blinker side down and under (hard because of the velcro) but after a little time they must have shifted or I stopped noticing.I used the support brackets that came on my (used) bike, either they are "standard" size or I lucked out. They were overall great bags, had them until I sold my bike and the new bike came with hard bags. « Show Less
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I put them on an 82 Yamaha XJ650, it had 2 wires.. I was however unable to get the signals to blink :( I ended up snipping the wires and re-installing my original front signals.. LEDS are a pain
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No I don't believe they will. They need to be flat on both sides. Yamaha suggest not to use brackets but I have with no problems. I am unable to search my previous orders right now but they look like flat wall brackets on both sides. I wish I could give u a name... Sorry
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As long as you have clearance they should work. Speaker mount screw patterns are fairly universal. They should work. That said I had to modify the fit on my 2005 Road Glide. But the speakers are in and sound great.
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You might not need mounting brackets- they work just fine without any on my 2009 Harley Xi883L Sportster..........
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They will fit anything as long as you buy the correct mounting bracket, but if the bull bar has tabs on it for lights they should work just fine.
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I installed a set on a 1984 Honda XL250R with mostly good things to say. They do fit 7/8 bars but a bike that has head light and turn signal switches makes things a little crowded. That was my one problem with my Honda application
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There is a list of fitments on the same page where they sell the deflectors and the mounting hardware. I installed them (myself) on my 2005 Honda VTX1300R and it was easy. If your bike is not on the list they probably won't fit; however, check some other venues to see if they carry something that would work on your bike. I'm very happy I got them!
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Yes they will, but you'll have to do some mod's, it's not a direct bolt on fit for Harley batwing baggers. You have to have the 5.25 to 6.5 speaker adapter ring, then you have to notch the speaker grill and adapter ring with a dremel tool. Hope this helps
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They will most likely fit. They worked well for my old 84 Honda Magna 500. However, you will probably need to buy a tail light relocation kit if your turn signals are mounted to the fender like mine were. I bought a generic universal kit that worked just fine. The chrome saddle bag mounts are flexible (jointed) so they can be positioned straight down or angled back. Good luck!
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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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Good question...I believe the customs have a different headlight and riser setup. Mine is an 883 low. Fit like a dream. Call your nearest Harley shop and talk to their parts Guy. He'll be able to cross reference part numbers
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It fits my Planet Bikes seat post bracket, but it won't snap in to the little latch - might pop out on a hard bump. I suspect it would have the same issue with the Planet Bikes rack bracket. I have the same issue you have and am not sure why all Tailight makers don't offer a rack bracket as standard.
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Unless you're goin for cheap as possible, I'd spring for a better set. These might fit with some modification but you will be disappointed with them on your bike. I gave mine away after modifying them too much to return because I didn't want to be seen with them on. I have seen scenarios where someone has put these on a bicycle and worked fine, but that's not a $x,000 motorcycle. They are smaller than they look and flimsy, the lights are cheap 5w bulbs that get moisture in them and quit working, and in my case they expected me to remove my stock turn signals to put the bags on and use theirs (noooo thannks). If you really want them and you're somewhat handy you can likely make them work. Just remember to put something between the mounting brackets and your bike or they will vibrate the paint off. But I strongly advise saving the money and looking into some used bags that will last you ten years longer. Ride Safe
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Not sure, these are a specifically made bolt on application for a Harley. Contact Kuryakyn directly, they are extremely customer friendly and will have a solution.
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They should definitely "fit" the bike. Thats not the question to ask, only question is will your bike neet to be rejetted or will the computer automatically compensate for difference in back pressure. Does your bike have a catlytic converter? I believe that is a big factor in needing to do more than install or not. Harley Dealer can definitely answer this question. My 2011 Ultra Limited has catalytic converter, Needed to do nothing but mount to bike.
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No they would not. Not without fabricating a full set of bracketry to hold them there. Do not buy these. Do not buy from this company. Absolute crap. You would be wasting your money. Call Kevin at Dragonfly Cycle Concepts, he has bags and bracket kits (and fairings) to get you all hooked up. Tell him Rod sent ya.