Will this fit an 83 honda magna v65? Even if I have to drill new holes in bar, NOT THE BIKE??!
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You may have to make spacers to go between the bike and the brackets, in addition to moving one set of the holes. This is what I had to do to mount it on a 2008 VTX1800
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Don't know. I had to make my own bracket. I was lucky to get it on. Go to their website and they tell which bike it fits.
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I agree with James Earl. I have an 800 Kawasaki and It fit just fine, it came charged and once installed my bike fired right up.
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Yes they will fit. You may need to buy longer fender strut bolts to attach the mounting brackets which is an easy fix. You can find them at Lowes, Home Depot or any hardware store. Your existing turn signals may have to be removed. I relocated my turn signals and use the red saddlebag lights for extra brake lights. Figure out the mounting location on the right side (exhaust side) of the bike first then match the left side. Be sure to leave enough room for the rear shocks to clear the bags when they compress. BTW, after having them on my Honda Magna for almost a year I'm still very pleased with these bags. Yes they will fit. You may need to buy longer fender strut bolts to attach the mounting brackets which is an easy fix. You can find them at Lowes, Home Depot or any hardware store. Your existing turn signals may have to be removed. I relocated my turn signals and use the red saddlebag lights for extra brake lights. Figure out the mounting location on the right side (exhaust side) of the bike first then match the left side. Be sure to leave enough room for the rear shocks to clear the bags when they compress. BTW, after having them on my Honda Magna for almost a year I'm still very pleased... » Read More Yes they will fit. You may need to buy longer fender strut bolts to attach the mounting brackets which is an easy fix. You can find them at Lowes, Home Depot or any hardware store. Your existing turn signals may have to be removed. I relocated my turn signals and use the red saddlebag lights for extra brake lights. Figure out the mounting location on the right side (exhaust side) of the bike first then match the left side. Be sure to leave enough room for the rear shocks to clear the bags when they compress. BTW, after having them on my Honda Magna for almost a year I'm still very pleased with these bags. « Show Less
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If the bar needs replacing, then the old chain probably has problems from running in a bad bar. Otherwise, I think it would fit. The two bars are the same size, length, and chain type. I just ran the new bar with the new chain it came with.
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You will need to measure it up as the item is not bike fitment specific. Please remember that the mounting kit sold separately; includes polished brackets, low-profile fittings and polished clamps. Karen - Unleashed Motorsports
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Yes, it will replace the stock horn housing and since Harley uses the same horn housing on almost every bike it will fit fine. FYI the chrome screen that covers the eyes and nose fell out on mine, a few dambs of silicon inside of the housing should fix the problem and shouldn't be too noticable.
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It should fit it give you the option to take off the existing brackets and use your own but there shouldn't be a problem fitting your bike
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I mounted to the top two bolts on the handlebar clamps. crf250x. It looks like it would fit any bike this way. It might be helpful to do a Google image search for this product.
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I had to file on mine to fit, hole for handle bar was to small, 2004 sportster
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I don't no if it will fit, I put it on a 750 94 V4 magna. Check with the person that sold it to me, they are really nice and very strong.
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Ooooo!!! I like your bike!!! I have what I believe to be a very common setup. I think my bar is 1". The unit fits my bar but the bike shop took it off when I took it in for servicing and I havent bothered to put it back on. Have just ordered more comfortable grips so the cruise probably wont be missed.
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I can't tell you for sure, but are your handlebars 7/8"? if so, If the throttle cables are side by sideit takes the one for a yamaha, if cables are one behind the other (push-pull design), it takes theone for a Honda.I just looked up your bike and it may have one single cable. The one for the Yamaha wouldfit for a single cable.
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It should, it doesn't require and drilling tho. Make sure you seal well when you place the box around the handle bar. I hope it will be helpful enoguh.
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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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I put it on a 2005 Honda Shadow VTX 600. It is working well, but it did not fit perfectly. The lower bracket arms were shorter than I thought. I actually had to drill holes for the screws into bracket that runs along the rear fender where it is supposed to attach anyway. The new holes were easy enough to drill. The backrest is great and is solidly attached now, and I am happy with it.
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I installed on a 2007 sportster XL883 standard. They fit but it required removal of the back sissy bar bolt so I can not put sissy bar on. I have not used it anyway. If I were to add saddlebags again I would invest a bit more for a bracket that bags could clip on to. I do not care for the over the fender bags that tie on to this Raider bracket. The bags are kind of loose no matter how you try to tie them to the bracket. Check out these Easy brackets @ http://www.easybrackets.com/