are these throw over bags? if so do they throw over the fender or the seat?
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They are throw over bags. Each bag has two Velcro straps on the top, one at each end. You can adjust them accordingly to the width of your bike. I threw them over my back seat for my trip and they worked just fine, if you're throwing them over a bare fender the material may scuff up your clear coat a little unless you put something underneath the straps. Securing them is a little tricky, they will move on you once you hit about 50 unless you have them strapped to the frame somehow. It was a pretty easy solve on my bike but it could be different for different bikes. Overall, they work as well as they needed to for the cost. The built in rain ponchos are kinda a joke but the bags hold up well. I went from Utah to D.C. and back again and they didn't let me down. Just make sure you cinch them up because they will sag on you after a little riding and will need readjustment until they get setted in. I didn't notice one had started to sag and I burned a decent size hole in the side of one (about the size of an apple) from tire rub the first day. Even with the hole they held up fine the rest of the trip. Sorry about the long post, to sum it up, the bags work great for the price.
489703
No they don't, but they drape over the seat cover and I have never had any trouble with them staying in place.
125899
The problem I have found is the strap does stretch and if you leave these fenders on, while cruising at higher speeds, they tend to come loose from the area between the toons and floor. This year I will be permanently attaching them so that they are not coming loose. I am in Lake Erie where there are times I am in 3 footers so if your in an inland lake you may not have issue. I like them because I don't have to store them or worry about putting fenders on wherever I dock since I have one on every corner.
81735
Hard to say. It is made for a seat. The bottom is fairly flat where the surface is. You could probably make it work. I took 2 pieces of parachord and put hooks like you would have on a dog leash. The bag has nice d rings on the bottom. I think this would work for you. And would probably look pretty good. You may want to buy some rock guard to protect your fender where the bag comed sown over on the sides as well. Thats what I did and it works good.
1490878
they include a throwover that goes under the seat or u can hard mount them to the bike thats what i did you cannot buy a better bag for the price ive had these bags for about 6 months and they look great and still look brand new!
1913829
Hello, I had a Suzuki Boulevard M50 I tried to install these bags and yes I had to take the passenger seat off and then put it back. But they didn't really fit my motorcycle so I returned them.
1725541
braxton seat covers low back bucket have smart seam to allow for deployment of seat air bags.When installing be very gentle tucking them in around seat crevices because they can tear easily.They look nice for the price.
746970
They are throw over saddle bags. They have ties on the front and back. If the bags are touching any lower Mc parts you need the kit that attaches the bag to the bike with bolts.
1641330
They slide over bucket style seats and attach with hooks to various spots under the seat so I would think they should if they are bucket style seats. Like the ones shown in the product picture.
44088
Mounting brackets will stop the bags from leaning on your fenders and keeps them from touching the wheels. I'm sure you can find them on Amazon. I would not spend much money on them. Nobody will see them as long as you have the bags on. Btw, the bags are very nice. I am happy with them.
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They have straps with hooks on the ends that can be attached anywhere under the seat. They come with a plastic center ring with holes around it to accommodate the hooks and create equal pressure on all sides, but you don't have to use it. Hope this helps.
2091221
Yes the do. They are designed to work with seat airbags by having the sides split more easily. Great covers for the price .
1913827
There are 2 Velcro straps that connect the 2 bags. These can be placed on top of the saddle or under it. It would look cleaner to run these under the saddle, but if you want to easily remove the bags then on top is the way to go. Also there are adjustable straps at the inside front and rear of each bag that are used to keep the bags from shifting. Usually the front strap would loop around the pillion foot peg or frame. The rear strap would loop around the turn signal, license plate, or connect to the other bag.
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I have an ls silverado and I put them over the seat. I wouldn't put a seat cover over top of another seat cover. They fit tight so do it on a hot day they are easier to work with
2201524
I mounted the bags with the little pocket to the rear. Not sure if it matters, although from the cut of the leather that lays across the rear fender, I think pocket should be to the rear.
2140456
I think they may be too small...I am using on a VW beetle and they are tight. They will NOT work on any seat with with side airbags.
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Hi Amazon sent me this question. My bike is a Schwinn Clairmont. You can google it to see what it looks like. It has a fender AND a back rack. These bags strap over the rack. I love them, they are durable, they get lots of compliments. Occasionally I have to reposition them so they don't hit the spokes.