would ththese saddle bags fit on a 2010 HD Dyna Super Glide Custom without having the move the turn signal lights?
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The saddle bags are 14" wide. This is really a very small width, smaller than most, for a saddle bag. It should fit just about any bike w/o having to move the turn signals but I would first suggest a quick measurement from the turn signal forward and see how much room is available.
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I have a Dyna with FLH bags & it fits fine. However, the cover system is Not water proof at all.
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I'm not sure about your application, but I mounted these bags on my 2014 Triumph Bonneville without any supports or mounts. I did need to adjust the main strap connecting the two bags a bit, but they look like factory bags now.
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I put them on my 2005 Virago 250. I was able to let down the ties on the bags and use them without moving the turn signals.They sit slightly under the signal but not enough to hinder use of the bag. It worked out great!
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It fits, but this is not the type of tail bag for that bike. I recommend you instead a pair of saddle bags. They definitively will look much better on that bike
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Yes they will, but you'll have to do some mod's, it's not a direct bolt on fit for Harley batwing baggers. You have to have the 5.25 to 6.5 speaker adapter ring, then you have to notch the speaker grill and adapter ring with a dremel tool. Hope this helps
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No it should not. I have mids on my dyna and HD highway pegs. You should be comfortable.
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The LED version as far as I know do not come with them and even if you did find some laying around or scavenge the rubber off the non lighted ones, the plastic housing is slightly different around the holes. They wouldnt fit. best bet would be to pick up a set of O-rings and use them as a makeshift anti-vibration mount as the rubber on these isn't much to write home about anyways. They kinda distort when torquing them down so it ends up looking weird and broken-ish.
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No, they are not a direct replacement for the stock Harley turn signal, the pair I received only has two wires, so they didn't support the harley running light function, either. Brackets would have to be bought, as well, such as this type - http://www.amazon.com/ISSEC-Relocation-Mounts-Clamps-Harley/dp/B00WMHYHO4/ref=sr_1_11?ie=UTF8&qid;=1432439232&sr;=8-11&keywords;=Fork+mount+for+turn+signals, or brackets fabricated for them. Keep in mind that even with the pre made aftermarket fork brackets, you will have to drill the holes in them a bit bigger for the larger shaft on these lights.
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Yes it will fit but you will have to get the quick disconnect clamps separate for like the clear win shield for a Dyna
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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.
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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 returned mine. Too small and look cheap. You can find some leather bags at a swap meet that would look much nicer on that bike
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I would think so, the lens demensions are the same, I put passing lamps and headlight on my 04 glide and yes they work great
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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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Hello, Doubtful it would fit. The brackets were specifically made for hard case factory Harley bags for use on a softail type of bike that were originally outfitted with leather soft bags. Hope this helps you.
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They perfectly fit my 2012 street glide and the 2012 Road King saddle bags are identical to those on the Street Glide so yes they would fit. They are great quality too.