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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It uses the factory headlight mount bracket to mount it's bracket. If your bike has the "lid" style bracket, there shouldn't be any problem mounting it. Even if your bike has the side mount headlight brackets, with a little fabricating, it will work. I have modified mine to house my speedo/tach, and indicator lights, eliminating the factory "dash" that doubles as the handlebar clamp. The dash stood up about 1/2 - 3/4 of an inch above the derby cover, and messed with the clean lines of the bike. Along with the derby cover, I purchased and installed a chin spoiler from DK Customs, together the two items make the bike look like it's moving at a stand still. Good luck!2012 Harley XL1200 "Nightster" It uses the factory headlight mount bracket to mount it's bracket. If your bike has the "lid" style bracket, there shouldn't be any problem mounting it. Even if your bike has the side mount headlight brackets, with a little fabricating, it will work. I have modified mine to house my speedo/tach, and indicator lights, eliminating the factory "dash" that doubles as the handlebar clamp. The dash stood up about 1/2 - 3/4 of an inch above the derby cover, and messed with the clean lines of the bike. Along with the derby cover, I purchased and installed a chin spoiler from DK... » Read More It uses the factory headlight mount bracket to mount it's bracket. If your bike has the "lid" style bracket, there shouldn't be any problem mounting it. Even if your bike has the side mount headlight brackets, with a little fabricating, it will work. I have modified mine to house my speedo/tach, and indicator lights, eliminating the factory "dash" that doubles as the handlebar clamp. The dash stood up about 1/2 - 3/4 of an inch above the derby cover, and messed with the clean lines of the bike. Along with the derby cover, I purchased and installed a chin spoiler from DK Customs, together the two items make the bike look like it's moving at a stand still. Good luck!2012 Harley XL1200 "Nightster" « Show Less
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The kuryakyn products are aimed at the harley lines, make sure you do or don't need an adaptor like I did tho, should fit your bike
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My Sportster is a 2002, and no I didn't need the bracket's, They lay over top of the shock and I tied mine down under the seat to the frame and to the turn signal. They look good and fit just right.
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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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probbaly not u have to measure your bike to see how much roon you have my friend has a 2014 harley sporster and they are much to big also the tail lights may have to be removed my sugesstion to u is get the measurements and look for a bag that fits hope that helps
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You will need a Driving/ Fog Light Mounting Bar Mounting Kit. Please let me know if there is anything else I can do for you or if you have any questions. Sincerely, Briana
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They fit on the bike but they didnt provide any support to the saddle bags so I was not able to utilize the bracelets. I suggest you do more research on other brackets. Hopefully, this will help. Linda
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Yes it will fit and is about a 1 min install.(no electrical knowledge needed) Just locate your stock flasher relay and replace and your done. I have a Yamaha fz6 with LEDs for turn signals / brake light. Fixed the hyper flash perfectly with no need for adding any resistors. Ride on
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I've checked many sites online and as well as amazon ebay and aftermarket sites for brackets and you just have to search for the one that your comfortable with But if you want one that is suppose to be made for bike then go to Harley Parts department you should find it there as well I have found for my bike several different styles as well as prices and the best one I found was aftermarket.
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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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I had to modify all clamps and brackets to fit my 'non' round handle bars and my front forks. After modifications the windshiled formed well over my head lamp on my yamaha maxim. Summary is that the shield should fit all older style bikes where it sits on the light it just may need mounting brackets to be modified
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Frankly they were too big for my 690 Enduro. They are still in the box. I might use them on another machine. You might want to have a look at the Bajadesigns SII LED lights, instead . They are very compact yet extremely bright.
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I'm not sure of your setup, but most likely yes. I put mine on an 05 FXDX and they are sweet. I tapped into my existing license place lights with 22 gauge connectors and they come one when the bike is on.
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Got them on my 06 fxdb harley street bob they fit great, I also have a 94 honda 600 shadow and it looks like they would also fit on it. I love the bags by the way.
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These saddlebags will fit on Street Bob. But turn signal relocation will required for the mounting these saddlebags on Harley Dyna Street Bob
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Yes, I woul recommend having the proper brackets in place. These are a thow-type saddlebag, so they may move a little.