Will these bags fit on a 2004 Yamaha V-star 650 custom (not the classic) without relocating the tail lights? (stock pipes/height)
740529
Yes this one will fit on 2004 Yamaha V-star custom but turn signal relocation will be required for the installation of saddlebags. Our saddlebags comes with throw over yokes. If you want to mount them as hard mount you can purchase universal saddlebags mounting hardware from your nearest hardware store.
740530
Not sure but they fit my 2003 shadow 600 vlx with no problem with the tail lights
894126
I think they should work. I have a Yamaha warrior and they have plenty of extra expansion room. Great bags btw
2157035
Those bags are for touring bikes. You would need to rerout your pipes and I don't thing the mounting brackets are there. Those bags are for pipes that run on both sides of the bike. It can be done though.
44087
I don't know your specific bike. You should need nothing else to mount them to your bike. I personally would recommend getting mounting brackets. This would assure bags and bike be protected from rubbing against each other.
2117695
They should. They are "universal". Anything with side racks will give you a lot of mounting points for the actual bags, and the Velcro straps that run on top of the rear seat are variable in length so you can adjust it however you need. There's a ton of flexibility with these bags. I've seen something with a G650GS that had these bags as well.
1183576
yes, it does fit the yamaha 650 vstar. I had it on the 2007 v-star 650 custom
1782305
Yes, they will fit. I installed them on two Raleigh bikes and both have a rack (trunk bag) installed.
1310143
I installed on a 2007 sportster XL883 standard. They fit but it required removal of the back sissy bar bolt so I can not put sissy bar on. I have not used it anyway. If I were to add saddlebags again I would invest a bit more for a bracket that bags could clip on to. I do not care for the over the fender bags that tie on to this Raider bracket. The bags are kind of loose no matter how you try to tie them to the bracket. Check out these Easy brackets @ http://www.easybrackets.com/
31624
I put them on back of my 2010 XL1200L. They fit, but had to add a thin shim washer for them to stay folded up. Also, when folded up they stick out a little like wings because of angles. Still look better than stock pegs IMO, and keep passengers foot away from my pipes which was main objective.
1499289
They'll fit the bar but not sure about the space to mount them. Those pit bikes sometimes have cramped bars.
1494887
Yes. They have been made to fit multiple sized bars. I've changed my bars a few times since I bought this and they've fit the all. I have a CVO wide glide with straight pipes.
555310
Yes they should fit. I had mine mounted on a Yamaha FZ8. I had to remove the bar end, but if you have extra bar space you should be just fine. They worked well and surprisingly gave good sight picture
354749
No but unless you have a lot of miles on your bike the ones that are currently in it should be fine, but I would suggest inspecting them when you remove the stock pipes for damage.
426682
With the adjustability of mounting of these bags I don't see a pronblem. I have mine mounted on a ZZR 1200 Kawasaki
158429
Do this: Take the measurements from the specs of the bag. You can find it on the amazon page, or you can find it on google. Just punch in saddleman cruisnslant bag stats and it will come up. Measure your bike from your pipes to where the bag would rest over. You do not want the bags to rest on the pipes. Do the measurements. Hope this helps. These are sturdy bags, but the fasteners are plastic and rip off easily, otherwise their good and sturdy.
45402
More than likely yes they will fit. These bags are adaptable to most motorcycles. You only need to make sure to keep the bags at least one inch away from the muffler. These saddlebags will melt if they get too close to a hot exhaust.
1208357
Fit my 07 V Star 650 Classic to a T. But I did have to make adjusts the horn mounting because it hit on the fender when forks were fully compressed.