OSAN Saddlebag Support Bars Brackets for Harley Honda Suzuki Yamaha Kawasaki Triumph

Some of my part was missing had to go and buy additional part to finish the backets

These are actually pretty good for the money. It does take some fiddling to get the bends the right way round and it will change for every bike. Mines an nc700 with givvi rack and it took 25 mins of fiddling. They could be a bit smoother. I will tape them up so they don't chew through the soft saddle bags. These are cheap and you can get creative with where and how to mount them. Some flat bar from the hardware might help too. The main fixing points look strong and work.

Basically you need to know what your doing when you get these. There are no instructions. they just fit *barely* on my VTX 1800c. And i mean just... But they worked. also when you buy these, be prepared to use your existing bolts or go and purchase them. The bolts were too small. and there is a possibility that you may need to use spacers and if you do, you will have to go get them separately as well. I would have given a five star rating if it were not for that and the lack of instructions. Also I suspect they will need tightening up over time. Unless you like the position they are in and hit them with the mig. which is what i plant to do.

If you can't figure it out without instructions, please don't ever ride again. These are OK not great but it's better than nothing and I had nothing but had saddlebags from the previous owner. It keeps it away from the wheel and moving parts the bolts fit just fine. I don't leave my bike out in the rain so it's not really going to rust anytime soon. Are they cheap? yeah, do they do the job? Yeah if you want something "better" spend extra on whatever but they work for me.

Not easy to install, it was missing parts and you will need to add extension parts and washers to get it to work on your bike. Not universal at all. I got it to work but i won't buy this product again

Look, a lot of people are whining about the bolts or the steel being chrome and not stainless. Here’s what I have to say. It’s 20$ And they’re sturdy and stylish. Compared to the other giant cage monstrosities some manufacturers make for their bikes this is simple, and effective. I got my own bolts from Ace Hardware and these fit perfect on the Meteor 350. They also are very well matched in size for the Kemimoto saddlebags. Highly reccomend, just don’t expect a perfect drop in fit. 20 minutes of shimmying and it’ll look great.

These do the job. I like that you can angle them how ever you want. Only drawback is that the bolts that come with it for instalation didnt fit my ride. Had to go to the hardware store to buy the right size.

It is solid. It has just enough grade to keep everything in place.

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