do you sell just the mounts for the side bags? I have a 2005 And I have the bags but no mounts.
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Yes, call us at 518 279 3040 Tuesday through Friday 9-6 or Saturday 9-4ThanksMAX BMW
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They do not come with the brackets, they are sold separately. In most cases, most bikes have the saddle bag mounts Thanks Ben
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Yes....your mounts should work...the hard bags come with mounting hardware ...but the hard bags are not pre drilled, so you'll have to drill the holes....the hard bags didn't look good on my shadow ace...they were way small for my bike.. They just made it look silly....not takeing away from the product ...they were everything that the discription said they were..just didn't look good on my bike
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No mounting hardware. My Vulcan already had a frame to keep the bags off the rear wheel. I used a couple of self threading screws to screw the cross over directly to the rear fender under the saddle. These are great bags; had mine for about six months. I do a lot of shopping and am going to have to reinforce the connection points on the bags but would not fault them for my obvious abusive use.
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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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The air bags mount to the top of the axle housing. The bags are designed to stock deminsions to assist the stock configuration of the factory design. Check other manufacturers and you might find a pair of bags that could work for you. Bags are many different shapes and sizes but Air Lift are for stock configurations. Good luck
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The mounting / clip system came with the bag. It did not fit my handle bars, even with two different size rings.
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Thanks for the e-mail. They are sold in pairs 2 bags. These are designed for 2008 and up KLR 650 modes. They may work on 2005 with some modification but cannot guarantee fit. Best regards Richard
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One of two ways, first way is to use the wide center strap that holds both bags together and throw over your back fender. Second way is to purchase side plates that you will have to drill holes into the bags in order to attach and then use the provided hardware to fix bags to your fender struts, if you are attaching these bags as hard bags with side mounted plates on a Dyna you will have to relocate your turn indicators, this is what I did and having the bags mounted to fender struts not only look better they are less likely to jam into your back wheel causing damage if thrown over the back fender. One of two ways, first way is to use the wide center strap that holds both bags together and throw over your back fender. Second way is to purchase side plates that you will have to drill holes into the bags in order to attach and then use the provided hardware to fix bags to your fender struts, if you are attaching these bags as hard bags with side mounted plates on a Dyna you will have to relocate your turn indicators, this is what I did and having the bags mounted to fender struts not only look better they are less likely to jam into your back wheel causing damage if thrown over the back... » Read More One of two ways, first way is to use the wide center strap that holds both bags together and throw over your back fender. Second way is to purchase side plates that you will have to drill holes into the bags in order to attach and then use the provided hardware to fix bags to your fender struts, if you are attaching these bags as hard bags with side mounted plates on a Dyna you will have to relocate your turn indicators, this is what I did and having the bags mounted to fender struts not only look better they are less likely to jam into your back wheel causing damage if thrown over the back fender. « Show Less
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If they did not come on your vehicle you will need to get them thru your dealer and it would be best to have them install the side rails
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i bought mounts separately but never used them. save a few buck and mount them to the wall -- think it looks better anyway.
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I have put about 18 lbs in each side side bag and another 20 on top - they are pretty sturdy, but the mounts are lacking. Without reinforcement or with an unbalanced load they will sag and tuck into the spokes if your not careful. I zip tied a small metal bar to the bottom sides of my rack and used zip line to secure it (comes with bungees) and its rock solid
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They sell mounting brackets but you have to buy them separate. Make sure you have 2 holes on either side of your fender for mounting. Mine work pretty well.
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Hi, The price includes the bags, a set of lock tumblers (do not buy them as separate items, like I did!). It does not include the mounting brackets that attach to each side of of the bike, or a rear top rack or mount...It is just the two Vario side cases and the lock tumblers for them. They are pricey but I like how slim they are and they integrate nicely with the bike (2012 G650GS)...happy with them. As for fitting an earlier model of the 650 single, I am not certain, but I think they will fit. cheers, m.
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You can mount it up, but they make a right side bag too. That's probably the best way to go.
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They should. They are "universal". Anything with side racks will give you a lot of mounting points for the actual bags, and the Velcro straps that run on top of the rear seat are variable in length so you can adjust it however you need. There's a ton of flexibility with these bags. I've seen something with a G650GS that had these bags as well.
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I am not sure they sell them, it is cheaper to buy the whole thing. I have a new one that I never used, make me an offer.