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Champion saddlebags installed on the 1800

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_Sheffjs_

Mon 25, Apr 2016, 17:03:40 Last Edit: Mon 25, Apr 2016, 17:14:32 by _Sheffjs_
Well the mosquitoes at the cottage ate me up so I am done for now. I will make the cross bar next, now that I am at this point and can see what I need to do to make one. I also have a couple of slight modifications and done!  

I did not want to compromise the stock hardware so a few extra steps were needed.  Found great stainless steel hoop brackets to do the trick.  





















sixlow

#1
Mon 25, Apr 2016, 17:28:58
It's like porno, that gurl is lookin good !

hubcapsc

#2
Mon 25, Apr 2016, 17:55:27

You had me worried, complaining about the spaces between the bags and
the fender... the pictures make it look great.

-Mike

Wewaman

#3
Mon 25, Apr 2016, 18:06:05
SWEET :cooldude:
If you please God it doesn't matter who you displease   but if you displease God it doesn't matter who you please :)

John Schmidt

#4
Mon 25, Apr 2016, 18:08:09
Looking good Jerry.  :cooldude:

_Sheffjs_

#5
Mon 25, Apr 2016, 18:10:42
Quote from: hubcapsc on Mon 25, Apr 2016, 17:55:27

You had me worried, complaining about the spaces between the bags and
the fender... the pictures make it look great.

-Mike


Mike, I took out the thick spacers at the top and used reverse spacers at the bottom.  It really pulled it in. 

larue

#6
Mon 25, Apr 2016, 19:46:49
Me liking it  :cooldude:

Flrider

#8
Mon 25, Apr 2016, 21:49:54
Someone has been a busy bee.

I like it, can't wait to see it in person.
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