Do these fit an Suzuki M109 r Boulevard?
501415
according to kuryakn's own web site, yes they do.http://www.kuryakyn.com/products/3798/iso-grips
501416
Look up what size diameter your bars are, they slide over the ends, the left side slips on and is held in place by glue, the right side (throttle) is fitted with throttle cable attachment points (it slipped right over the end of my bars and installed into my throttle assembly harness with no issues) I ride a 2013 yamaha stryker. I would say your biggest concern would be if it would fit over your bars. From looking at pix of your style of bike, it looks like they would work.
501417
Sorry I don't know about Suzuki fits but it did fit my Harley Dyna Low Rider. They were just too big in diameter for me so I returned for credit and the seller was great about it.
501418
Morris, looking at the fitment chart, it says they will fit an 06 and newer M109R. Some descriptions say you will use the stock throttle sleeve. Mine came with the throttle sleeve attached. If you decide to purchase these, you need to be sure and install the throttle side first, so you can match the left grip position to the throttle. Hope this helps!
866691
I believe they will fit. Pretty universal fit for motorcycles 650 to 750 cc. Beside two saddle bags, kit has plenty of other bags that can be used regardless of brand or motorcycle size..arie
1219406
I cannot find a fitment guide anywhere for these, a lot of what I am seeing as they fit different bikes but you would have to modify.
1956191
I am not sure but, I have had them on many different motorcycles and they fit very well. The mounting straps will fit just about any bike and they are well made and look good. Good luck.
1713566
Hmm...not sure. I used them on a '81 R65 motorcycle and they fit perfectly.
1057469
The catch here is : "single-sided swingarm". Will fit M796 AND M1100, as both have single sided swingarm! M696 has double sided swingarm; not sure if it will work. I would look elsewhere!Ride: 2013 M796 ABS
594530
These are the ones! They will fit the standard mounts on that bike. If you are looking for the Larger Aluminum cases we have those also but will require additional mounts. ThanksIsaac
186174
yes i think they would look great on your suzuki boulevard.recommend using soft saddle bag wheel protectors behind them.they our crome,and made to fit your bike.then use supplied hardware with the hard bags to mount them to your bike. that is how my friend and i mounted ours.slao recommend getting wiring color code for your bike from the ineternet or bike dealer to hook up lights.i have changed my lights to led's my own little thing.hope htis helps.
1275165
I think the M1 has 7/8 inch mounts. These will fit, but you could go bigger.
1642756
I believe they will fit, I just don't think they have all the data on the 14 model to give you a for sure fit, thus the reason for them saying they don't fit. I would consider calling Howard at Motorcycle Metal before you make your purchase though. He can get you a set of JRI's for not a whole lot more than what these cost. You get a discount as well if your a HD forums member. Whatever you decide to buy, it's going to be an improvement over the stock shocks... Good luck with your purchase!!
505021
I'm not sure. I have a Honda TRX250 so you might want to ask your suzuki dealer or check online.
747718
They should fit any standard motorcycle triple tree. The only thing you may run into is that, since these are curved, they may bump on your tank when the wheel is turned all the way to one side or the other.
1363470
Idk. It fit my 96 Suzuki but it didnt have mounting brackets for the adjustment ring. I sent mine back
1697592
Check to make sure your thread size is 10mm. Then they will fit fine. They fit my 2005 klr perfect m
1477963
Hey Frank! I do not know if it fits the Suzuki S40 Boulevard ! I have it on my Yamaha Star 1100! Regards Bjrn-Steinar
546285
I don't know. I have them on a 2010 Harley Roadking, sorry! Kuryakyn may be able to tell you.
17001
If your bike has full sized handlebars, they will fit. They are a universal fit.