🛵 Stainless Steel Fender Saddlebag Rail Support Brackets for Harley-Davidson Touring FLT FLHT Ultra Classic (1985-2008) - Compatible with Fixing Right/Left Side Review

Great idea. The fender holders to be replaced in layers and the disassembly and reassembly would not be fun. Great idea, quality and timely delivery.

My saddlebag left side support broke so I installed it - worked great. I went ahead and installed both sides. I wish I had bought and installed them when the bike was new - it would have added strength and prevented them from breaking in the first place.

This is a quick and easy mount to get rid of the rattle that was in earshot every time I drove. I thought I'd have to drill a bit, but it fits in with existing holes/screws. Took me literally six crowns out of seven minutes and saved a ton of money by replacing the entire strap to support the Harley saddlebag.

The product received exactly as in the photo. These brackets are made of thick steel. You will need 6 5/16-18 x 3/4" stainless hex head screws and acorn nuts. A little Loctite and you won't have to worry about broken brackets anymore. Installed on a 2004 Road King. I will update my review after 1000km .

If you have extra-long bags, speaker covers, or other items that weigh more than regular HD bags, *break* the bottom of the stock (or aftermarket metal pot). ) parenthesis. That's the fix, 5 minutes and you're enjoying life on the road again without the annoying rumble, and your OCD pal behind you (because you're the one who didn't get lost) won't go crazy looking at you the wrong way aligned bags more.

I never knew how many times saddlebag legs broke on a Harley Davidson touring bike. After mine broke and I googled they turned up. I ordered them straight away and they are great. Very strong, not thin at all. They ended up exactly where they expected. I repaired the broken side of one and laid on top of the other to reinforce the unbroken side. The whole thing took about 7 minutes. Highly recommended. A very good tool at a good price.

My left saddlebag leg broke during my road slide and after some research I found out that a lot of people have had problems with the support brackets that Harley have on their touring bikes breaking. I figured my only option would be to buy a $50 mount and spend half a day tearing everything down to replace it, and then I stumbled upon these mounts for less than $16. The current support bracket already has a threaded slot and all you need is a screw to install it and the rest of the job takes…