will this work on the right side of my bike its a custom bobber triangle swing arm of coarse pointed to rear and the pipes are short so out if the way
1700253
i mounted left and right bags to my electric chopper bike, set the bike off, not alot of storage, i did it for the looks, there well built and easy to install, there quick release so you don't have to un-buckle every time, you'll love them if heat from your pipes is not an issue, try them you can always send them back, mine fit perfect, wish i could post a picture, hope this is of some help, good luck
1700254
You have to make sure that you order one that is made for the the right side on the bike. They make both.
1700255
no, the bag is built / salnted for the left side of your bike. if you use it in the right side it will reverse the slant and not look correct on the bike.
1700256
You can mount it up, but they make a right side bag too. That's probably the best way to go.
1700257
The universal swing arm bag will fit either side by how you fasten its pretty easy install i installed on a 95 wideglide
1700258
I don't believe so. I'm sure you could but it would look goofey cause it would have to be mounted reverse
731345
The crank will only work on the left . If you restring cable to other side there will be no guide for cable.The crank shaft will not reverse because of gear location.
744469
If the trike affords access to the left handlebar tube, it will work great. Some handle bar grips have plugs in the end and on some you have to cut the end of the grip off- I did this to 2 bikes and it was less brutal than it sounds. Go for it, whaddya got to lose?
205190
It depends on your mounting style. I know on the photo, people put in on the center rod, and yes, it will lock at certain angle. But I have Annex Quad Lock on my motorcycle handle bar, and mount it horizontally on the left side, and the angle can be changed. But it's solid, and small, and what make it stand out.
860516
If it is a road bike, it may. But the chainline may not be the best. Bayou could add a 2mm or 3mm spacer to the right side (in between bb-shell and bb-cartridge) making it 113mm effectively and that would help. Just watch the non-drive side to make sure the crank arm isn't too close to the chain stay.
1729891
On my bike it made a difference. The stem was long with no upward angle. This stem is shorter with an upward angle. It seems like over all my forward lean was reduced by 5 or 6 degrees which in my case relieved the pain between my shoulders and neck. I've been very happy with this mod to my bike. If it will work the as well for you I don't know.
1864565
Honestly, im not 100% sure. I tried to look into it but didn't find a whole lot of answers. But the angle brackets for this wont fit your bike. You would have to Fab. your own which wouldn't be hard. But if you could do that, id say you could make it fit. All it really did for my bike is fit snuggle to the rubber tube, and those can be altered. BTW your bike would look pretty bas A** with the cone. GL!
1203052
It hooks up to the axle of the rear wheel, and as long as you are able to tighten each side equally, it should work!
150850
It works okay on mine but it sits tilted forward as there isn't enough clearance on my bike.
620323
I'm pretty certain that the swing arm can be mounted on either side, but I would check the manual on Thule.com before purchasing.
1004325
Tremac29 is correct. Look around. The same seller I believe sells the right angle one also! Good Luck
733106
You'll need to recess on one side with the standard model. It might be worth contacting the seller to see if they can provide a longer custom length. They are very helpful and responsive. Note that it will be worth your time to make it work, as this is a quality product (I have two of them).
183920
It should work. Ours is round but the way its built will work on any shape as long as it fits between the bolts.
2231718
should fit I put mine on a Kawasaki had to modify because it was made for a Harley but should bolt right on a harley
1214035
In front I would say yes as it is a universal fork adaptor. For the rear, you need to have swingarm spools installed.
1811355
It will be whatever angle you want to it be - it all depends on how you bolt it on your bike. I believe it's the exact same one that comes with the trailer. We have bought 3 of these and they have all worked fine.
1741058
I think so, The bracket fits on my handle bar very close to the stem, which is at a right angle to the stem, before the handlebar has a rise to it and then angles back a bit.