My 2013 750 Aero came w/ these brackets, what do they do? Do they simply keep your bags off the bike?
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Yes this helps keep the bag away from the wheel when you get it full of stuff. I
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Hey I don't ride a NC700x but I ride an 08 Yamaha FZ6 and it does fine with my exhaust pipe being right next to the bags because it comes under the seat. So my bags somewhat sit on the pipes. But looking at a picture of your bike I know that your set up would be more preferable. I would give it an eye ball measurements that if you have at least a foot 1/2 or so between the bottom of your back seat to the exhaust then you should be good and like I said my bags sit touching the exhaust and I've had yet to have an issues. Also I have an extra set of these bags in gray with all accessories I'm thinking about getting rid of because I order one set but got one as a gift. If interested rodney4hk@yahoo.com. I love these bags the only thing for my Fz6 my turn signal lights are slightly in the way for if I wanted to open the zipper on the bottom for more space and that may be the case with your bike as well as far as the exhaust being in your way if you needed to make extra space in your bags. I think they work great being a college student it really helps me going shopping since I don't have a car.
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It won't add to the appearance but should work for keeping your stuff dry and dust free. The mounting bracket will require drilling on your bike's rear if you don't have a rear rack.
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Our price is for 2 bags and the locks for both. If your bike doesn't have mounts, you will need them.
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Well, I would say to measure the distance of the area that drops on your riser handlebars (in other words, the middle of your handlebars) to make sure there is enough space for the brackets on the aero bars (which is typically fairly narrow ranging from 3-4 inches). The other thing I would be sure of is the actual diameter of the aero bar brackets compared to the diameter of your handlebars. When I purchased the aero bars, the brackets had a larger diameter than my handlebars, and they did not fit.I hope this helps!
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Remove to wing nuts and tilt it off the bracket above. The brackets stay in place for simple re-installation.
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I have a standard rear carrier which is a perfect fit for the web which connects the two bags together. I tied the hooked straps to that. The carrier brackets also keep the bags well away from the rear wheel. Hope you like the bags as much as I do.
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I have seen them on the seat tube and the front bar, if your bike has one. Lots fo folks around here have them attached to their cargo saddle. They don't even bother with the mounting bracket.
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No actual brackets. There are rubber bands that hook onto the holds on the sides and zip ties which I felt secured it better.
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OK - I figured out your question now. They are black plastic tie wraps. I think they are for holding the bike mounted holder on to your bike if your bike does not have a pre-drilled and tapped set of matching holes. Or to mount the pump in another place.
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These are metal bars with screw holes for mounting/securing equipment on the back of the case - similar to the rails on the front of the case. If a component is deep enough and has a bracket on the back, they can be secured on the back as well as the front. These rails could also be used to mount equipment from the back of the case if there is enough room (depth) in the case to support equipment mounted from the front and the back (i.e. cooling fans etc).
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I have a Trek Madone SSL and I still have to detached the handle bars and turn then sideways to get them in to the box. You can probably leave the aero attachments on the regular bars.
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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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Mine came today (3/25/15) with plastic brackets. I'm worried about them supporting the metal cross bars and legs when in use. I'm not really sure who or how to complain or report this to. I guess I'll have to figure that out.
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The bracket did come with velcro straps to attach it to the aero bars. It is a very tight system.
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I have one too, I believe it is a bracket. I don't use it so it stays in the box. You might want to contact the seller to get your answer. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
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You remove them to install the bracket that holds the bull bar, but they go back on. The tow hooks sandwich the bracket to the frame.