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XXMAN
Need help with installation of oem bags if anyone has done this please chime in.
gt_mule
QUOTE(XXMAN @ Jun 11 2007, 04:33 PM) *
Need help with installation of oem bags if anyone has done this please chime in.

I've done it. What's your question?
XXMAN
QUOTE(XXMAN @ Jun 11 2007, 01:33 PM) *
Need help with installation of oem bags if anyone has done this please chime in.

I can not figure out how the left mounting bracket goes on the sub frame. the right side has a hole in the metal making it easy but the left side I have no clue.
rcskisfast
Not sure of what your asking. Hope this picture helps. Ron
gt_mule
QUOTE(XXMAN @ Jun 11 2007, 11:27 PM) *
QUOTE(XXMAN @ Jun 11 2007, 01:33 PM) *
Need help with installation of oem bags if anyone has done this please chime in.

I can not figure out how the left mounting bracket goes on the sub frame. the right side has a hole in the metal making it easy but the left side I have no clue.

I'm guessing you're asking about the two-piece support bracket that bolts together and sandwiches the subframe? If so, the inner piece took some wiggling to allow it to slide in next to the subframe. But by saying there is no hole there, I'm wondering if you mean on the plate welded between the upper and lower subframe struts. PM me if you want.
XXMAN
QUOTE(gt_mule @ Jun 12 2007, 12:17 PM) *
QUOTE(XXMAN @ Jun 11 2007, 11:27 PM) *
QUOTE(XXMAN @ Jun 11 2007, 01:33 PM) *
Need help with installation of oem bags if anyone has done this please chime in.

I can not figure out how the left mounting bracket goes on the sub frame. the right side has a hole in the metal making it easy but the left side I have no clue.

I'm guessing you're asking about the two-piece support bracket that bolts together and sandwiches the subframe? If so, the inner piece took some wiggling to allow it to slide in next to the subframe. But by saying there is no hole there, I'm wondering if you mean on the plate welded between the upper and lower subframe struts. PM me if you want.

That is exactly what I am talking about I can't see how to get that brace on the left side. The right side has a hole in the metal plate that is between the top and bottom of the subframe. The left side has no hole and appears to also have a electrical box of some sort in the way. I just don't get how this is suppose to go on.
gt_mule
Without taking my rear cowl off and checking, is it possible to push anything aside to make the room you need? I think I remember needing to make a bit room. I also think I may have slid it in from the front. Try sliding it in and twisting it into position once it's behind the subframe.
XXMAN
QUOTE(gt_mule @ Jun 13 2007, 04:32 PM) *
Without taking my rear cowl off and checking, is it possible to push anything aside to make the room you need? I think I remember needing to make a bit room. I also think I may have slid it in from the front. Try sliding it in and twisting it into position once it's behind the subframe.

Did you have to move the electical box on the side I just don't see how this can bolt up. I have the brace that needs to go behind the subframe there but I can only see one bolt going in the side because the other bolt hole is cover by the plate on the side of the sub-frame. I am lost.
XXMAN
Maybe if someone took their seat off and snapped a pic from up top I could figure it out. I would not want to ask someone to take off bodywork.
Involute
QUOTE(XXMAN @ Jun 14 2007, 09:50 AM) *
Maybe if someone took their seat off and snapped a pic from up top I could figure it out. I would not want to ask someone to take off bodywork.



Don't stress out you Candy Ass. Bring it by either tonight (maybe tomorrow night) or early next week. Call me.

If you need holes I've got Drills! icon_lol.gif


Oh, and bring a few NEW bottles of Dot 4 brake fluid. We might as well take care of that too.
gt_mule
Here's some pics with the seat off. The extra wiring is my garage door opener.









Hope this helps.
XXMAN
These pics help me greatly thank you. I guess the bags I puchased are for a fi bike icon_redface.gif So now I will have to be creative because the reg/rec is in the way on the carb bikes. Thank you everyone that tried to help.
XXMAN
QUOTE(XXMAN @ Jun 14 2007, 08:26 PM) *
These pics help me greatly thank you. I guess the bags I puchased are for a fi bike icon_redface.gif So now I will have to be creative because the reg/rec is in the way on the carb bikes. Thank you everyone that tried to help.

THANKS AGAIN EVERBODY THERE ON THE BIKE YES.
rcskisfast
XXMAN, How do you like the bags? When I purchased mine they asked for my VIN#. Glad you got it fiqured out.
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