How To Install Saddlebag Guards On A Harley Davidson Street Glide
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- čas přidán 26. 08. 2024
- How To Install Saddlebag Guards On A Harley Davidson Street Glide. Installing Harley Davidson saddlebag guards can vary slightly depending on the specific model of your Harley and the type of saddlebag guards you have purchased. However, I can provide you with general guidelines that should apply to most Harley Davidson motorcycles.
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Looks good Randy...and now the bags are protected...Ride safe and enjoy
Thanks Rick! Hope you’re doing well. Take care and enjoy the ride✌️
Looks great Randy! I'm a huge fan of the saddlebag guards. Great job as always.
Thanks Eric! I should of installed them sooner. Definitely keep the bags protected
As usual Randy, awesome job on the install!!!! Gonna just start sending you my bike when I want to add anything
Makes for great content 🤣🤣
Let the installs begin!! Yeaaah buddy gotta do those in my RKS as well. Good stuff Randy🤟🤟
Appreciate it ✌️🤙🤘
Good job I would never run without those. My bags get close enough to the ground lol
Yeah I’m way over due. And I like the way they look
Great job Randy
Thanks Larry 🤙✌️
Nicely done brother....👊🏽😎
Quick and easy🤙
So once you install the new guards. The bolts under the seats had a rest for the seat. Do you not run those anymore?
@@davidorozco2739 Yeah I actually decided to use them but you don’t have to.
What's the trick getting two rear bolts there's no room to pull bolts out
So at 1:43 in the video I mention the size of each bolt and nut and proceed to show how I do it. I use a standard wrench for the nut and socket for the bolt. Don't be afraid that you'll touch the fascia where there is no paint. It is flexible and will assist you in getting the bolt out. The key is as you turn the nut start to push the bolt out away from the saddlebag support bracket. Hope this helps and let me know if you have more questions.
Let you know how it works out I'll try tonight thanks
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