will this bags get in the way of the blinkers ? versys 650 2014 ... i think the turns signals are to close on the rear side..?
590053
Are the blinkers stock? By that i mean, do you have the rear plastic piece where the licence and blinkers are attached? ? If so, they Will no problem.. I even tie them with buggies for extra support.
590054
I have my blinkers mounted directly on my tail of the bike and they don't get in the way... They are still visible from the rear, now the sides, not so much.
590055
They fit very nicely on my 2009 ZX14. It looks as though they would fit your Versys as well. The Versys taillights look like they are on-plane with the taillight, so you should be able to keep the bags forward of the turn signals. I also have the tailbag which mates well with the saddlebags.
2157035
Those bags are for touring bikes. You would need to rerout your pipes and I don't thing the mounting brackets are there. Those bags are for pipes that run on both sides of the bike. It can be done though.
1227864
I put the bags on a Harley 1200 Custom Sportster. They fit just fine. The bags come in two sections with a series of holes that allow you to adjust the width across the back of your bike. I actually had to make the width smaller so the bag wouldn't touch the exhaust. You shouldn't have any trouble sizing them for your bike. It's also possible to punch extra holes in the leather, if needed. The bags are well made and look nice on the bike, although I'd prefer a larger capacity bag. They still look good on the bike and are very useful.
852283
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.
1348515
With turn signal relocation. These are universal and meant to work with many bikes, unfortunately, we don't have bike specific fitments for our universal products. Take the measurements available and measure your fender, you will need to drill the bags accordingly to where you would like to place them on your bike.
1700253
i mounted left and right bags to my electric chopper bike, set the bike off, not alot of storage, i did it for the looks, there well built and easy to install, there quick release so you don't have to un-buckle every time, you'll love them if heat from your pipes is not an issue, try them you can always send them back, mine fit perfect, wish i could post a picture, hope this is of some help, good luck
1745692
We do not have bike specific information for these saddle bags. You will have to measure to see if they will work for you. Measure from the top of the fender down to 2 inches above exhaust for your height. Taillight to the back of the driver seat for the length. Width will not matter as much.
2010267
If your bike got a rear carrier the brace bar that goes down hold the bag out from the spoke . I've got over 1500 mileson mine and in the wind it don't get close. it will slow you down a little in the wind. Ken
1261074
My Mongoose Dolomite has bare rear brake and shift cables running along the underside of the the top tube and the bag does not interfere w with them. My top tube is 1-1/2" diameter and the bag attachment straps are long enough so that the bag is not tight up against the cables. Also, Any weight in the bag, even the weight of the empty bag alone, tends to pull the bag down and away from the cables.
1655110
I could not fit them on my reverse lights. And that is why I bought them. I currently have them on my front blinkers
471093
These saddlebags will fit on Street Bob. But turn signal relocation will required for the mounting these saddlebags on Harley Dyna Street Bob
627104
My bags go on a 2006 CBR600RR so I can't answer that about your bike, but mine have no issue with being burned or melted by the exhaust.
2063365
not sure about a Victory. Mine are on a Dyna Superglide Custom. With the Velcro closures and adjustment strap, they fit good under the seat and ride between the shock and rear signal light. I didn't purchase the mounting bracket, I just use them as "throw overs" underneath my seat. I purchased the smaller set. The larger set would have set outside my shocks and not fit snug. Overall, I am pleased with the construction. Very good bags.
2087844
Yes. Backwards would make the handles facing the front end. Believe me I thought the same thing they have a slight bend on them so they can only face the way there supposed to go on.
1913829
Hello, I had a Suzuki Boulevard M50 I tried to install these bags and yes I had to take the passenger seat off and then put it back. But they didn't really fit my motorcycle so I returned them.
474398
The side bags when unzipped, hang on the outside of the rack's three support rods (3 on each side). The only thing that I have ever worried about getting got in the spokes are the small elastic cords at the bottom of each bag so I always make sure that they are wrapped around the end of the support rods which they should be anyway. They are there to make sure the bags do not flop around. Hope this helps. BTW I gave this bag 5 stars as I think it's great.
918952
Susan, you are right - but I think the intended side to use the bag is from the left. It work fine for me during my 3 week long trip to Europe.