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| Part Number: EZ-VTX-R2 |
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EasyBrackets Saddlebag Mounting System- Honda VTX1300/ 1800 Retro With Hondaline Deluxe Backrest (02 to 06)
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EasyBrackets Saddlebag Mounting System - Honda VTX1300/ 1800 R/N/S w/ Cobra Backrest (02 - 06)
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EasyBrackets Saddlebag Mounting System- Honda VTX1300/ 1800R/ N/ S Retro Models With Palladin Backrest (02 to 06)
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4.25 (based on 104 reviews)
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(5 stars) reviewed on 01/26/11 by
Todd Kap (powrhaus) from Draper, UT, United States, for a 2003 1300 VTX1300R (S) Retro wrote: Easy install. Getting them to fit on the bags by marking holes and drilling them was a bit of a pain, but overall very easy to install and use. I love that I can take off my bags in seconds. Review Details Was this review helpful to you? Yes No |
(5 stars) reviewed on 03/22/10 by
Kyle Bradshaw (ManyBikes) from Livermore, CA, for a 2003 1300 VTX1300R (S) Retro wrote: Okay... I just mounted the new Mustang Hard Saddlebags using these brackets and I am SUPER happy! I attempted to use the Edge Brackets, but was not happy with the results. I decided to halt the install... and swap the Edge for Easy Brackets. Check out the Install of the brackets here: http://community.cruisercustomizing.com/_Motorcycle-Bike-into-Bagger-TOTW-Saddlebag-38-Fairing/video/952083/22960.html These brackets were super simple to install and they work exceptionally well! Review Details Was this review helpful to you? Yes No |
(3 stars) reviewed on 09/02/09 by
Bill (wallaceb) from Tahlequah, OK, United States, for a 2007 1300 VTX1300R (S) Retro wrote: This item gets mixed reviews from me. These brackets are heavy duty and mounting them on the bike is a breeze. It's a bit more trouble to mount the saddlebags to the brackets, but still nothing really to it (and I have no mechanical skills). On the other hand, these things cost $150 (on sale) and there's not $20 worth of metal in them. Plus, there's not quite enough metal. The bracets don't extend low enough to provide a good base for the bags to mount to so they flop around too much. How much more would it have cost the company to add another three or four inches of sheet metal? I'll have to rig something myself this winter. The bolts for mounting the bags to the brackets are included, but are too long. Shorter bolts would have allowed me to put the rounded head of the bolt on the inside and the nuts/washers on the outside thus infringing less on the space inside the saddlebags. I like the brackets b/c they enable removal of the bags, but, honestly, I could have designed a b... Review Details Was this review helpful to you? Yes No |
(5 stars) reviewed on 08/09/09 by
Bruce (brucelusa) from Voorhees, NJ, United States, for a 2002 1800 VTX1800R (Retro) wrote: Just added saddle bags to my bike and was looking at a lot of brackets and bags, finally went with Leatherneck Jims made in the USA heavy duty Leather and what a great choice and these brackets and bags are the best out there. When you want to wash your bike or take it in for service these brackets are attached right to the bag and with a turn of a key the bags and bracket are off leaving the bolts. Only thing is when you install make sure you have two people and first use a strong tape(I used duct tape) to hole the bracket onto the bag before you drill to make sure both sides are level and looking at both bags on the bike again before drilling and make the final attachment of the bracket to the bag. When you attach the bags the washers are way to same so I went to the hardware store and picked up bigger washers which will hold more weight to the bracket making it more secure. The washer cost me a big total of .75 cents. The bags I got were the Desperado with the stud around the fron... Review Details Was this review helpful to you? Yes No |
(4 stars) reviewed on 05/31/09 by
Harley (HarleyB) from Yukon, OK, United States, for a Red Wine Burgundy 1300 VTX1300R (S) Retro wrote: IMPORTANT, if you get these, make sure you get saddle bags that have the inner hard plastic mounting back to mount too, or your wasting your money on saddlebags, the weight will rip your bags apart. This was a little hard to get mounted to the bike, as the rear back rest and rack had been pictured bolting up different than it turned out. I had to take the two rear back bracket hanger bolts and have them cut down; used all the piece's and added a washer for spacing, for all to bolt correctly, then had to get two longer bolts. The bracket hangers must be aliened correctly, or the bracket is very hard to get on and off. Mine works. If purchased with all the correct stuff for the correct bike, it shouldn't be to much of a problem; you will no matter what, have to drill holes in the saddlebags, as this is how you mount the bracket to the bags. I just ordered replacement bags as I had used regular saddle bags with the soft inner backs. Review Details Was this review helpful to you? Yes No |
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1300 VTX1300R (S) RetroThis accessory fits:
- Honda 1300 VTX1300R (S) Retro