will these fit on a suzuki volusia?
1245593
Hello, Doubtful it would fit. The brackets were specifically made for hard case factory Harley bags for use on a softail type of bike that were originally outfitted with leather soft bags. Hope this helps you.
2141575
Sorry, this will not. This fits the 2004 Suzuki VL800 Intruder Volusia 2003 Suzuki VL800 Intruder Volusia 2002 Suzuki VL800 Intruder Volusia 2001 Suzuki VL800 Intruder Volusia
2136575
Yes as long as its volkswagon factory original 15-inch size rim they should look great !
906669
I don't know... you should ask the supplier... I have them installed on an 07 Suzuki GSXR600...
14077
Mine fit my suzuki but they weren't a perfect fit. If you take your time, they'll fit.
2017656
Not sure. I put them on my triumph. As long as you have 7/8 in handlebars(I'm pretty sure you do) they should work fine for you.
637891
in your case, they should fit and the only decision to make is where to mount the controller since your handlebars are so short. The bar size should be the same (7/8") just check to see if you have any restrictions on the throttle side. Suzuki's have a plastic collar close to the inside portion of the throttle grip that requires a little inside shaving to make it work. Otherwise, this is a great set up (5 position switch) that is easy to operate even with gloves on and having multiple heat levels is really nice. The kit is very complete and easy to install.
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They will fit. Cars and motorcycles alike come equipped with braces or mounts able to handle a variety of sizes from small tweeters to larger speakers. Check your manual to see what size the originals were, but they should fit. I have them installed on my motorcycle, they are awesome!
1671280
Yes they will fit. Although mine leaks. Had a puddle in my bags after riding in the rain
1297040
Kuryakyn fitment chart says the #4351 boards will fit the '01-'04 Volusia 800. It also says you will need to purchase the #8818 splined adapters with them.
1572331
They will fit on any bike. Their mounting hardware allows them to be mounted anywhere that there's a hole big enough to fit the shaft.
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The only thing that could be an issue is the throttle end of the grip at the closest point to your start/stop fitting on the bars. As long as your bars are 7/8" they should fit. I put them on a 2012 suzuki v strom and had to cut out (trim) some of the flange end of the bar grip to fit over the collar that controls the throttle wire, but understand that is peculiar to Suzuki. Otherwise, they have five position setting and get quite hot at position three. Never had it hotter than that and don't forget to turn them off when you get off the bike, or connect the hot lead to your ignition circuit. I am glad I bought this set, very impressive. The only thing that could be an issue is the throttle end of the grip at the closest point to your start/stop fitting on the bars. As long as your bars are 7/8" they should fit. I put them on a 2012 suzuki v strom and had to cut out (trim) some of the flange end of the bar grip to fit over the collar that controls the throttle wire, but understand that is peculiar to Suzuki. Otherwise, they have five position setting and get quite hot at position three. Never had it hotter than that and don't forget to turn them off when you get off the bike, or connect the hot lead to your ignition... » Read More The only thing that could be an issue is the throttle end of the grip at the closest point to your start/stop fitting on the bars. As long as your bars are 7/8" they should fit. I put them on a 2012 suzuki v strom and had to cut out (trim) some of the flange end of the bar grip to fit over the collar that controls the throttle wire, but understand that is peculiar to Suzuki. Otherwise, they have five position setting and get quite hot at position three. Never had it hotter than that and don't forget to turn them off when you get off the bike, or connect the hot lead to your ignition circuit. I am glad I bought this set, very impressive. « Show Less
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They should fit any standard motorcycle triple tree. The only thing you may run into is that, since these are curved, they may bump on your tank when the wheel is turned all the way to one side or the other.
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I don't know about this particular bike, but I would assume so. They just slipped on my handle bars on a Suzuki C50, and I've put them on other bikes too.On the right one, you have to remove the plastic inner sleeve to slide over your throttle. You can just cur off your old grips.I'm happy with these grips and they are just like the Kuriakans. I'd give them a try.
492127
They are a universal fit. They should work on any bike with a 7/8" handle bar or clipons. They use an expanding rubber biscuit to hold them tight. They are nice and sturdy. A good but, especially for the price
710778
If you have 17mm hubs then they should fit. But I don't know if they will rub on the body or rub when turning. Might also be a lot of strain on motor. I run them on my erevo and they are even pretty big for that.
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On a Suzuki Volusia this risers were great! I would certainly do it again. I did not put them on a Saber.