Might these bags fit on 2004 Yamaha FZ1? The exhaust comes up rather high on the right side.
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Thank you for your question. It is really hard to determine if this bag would fit on your bike. Here is a link directly from the Nelson-Rigg website explaining the installation of this bag. "http://www.nelsonrigg.com/installation/Install%20saddlebags.pdf" They recommend a minimum of 1" clearance above exhaust pipe. Since I am unable to see your bike personally, its hard to say yes or no. Please have a look at the link above for more information. Thanks in advance Riders Island
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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.
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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.
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Thanks for the inquiry. These are universal bags that will fit sport bike style motorcycles. Depending on your model you may need some type of saddlebag support.Best regardsRichard
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Not sure it fit my 2004 custom sportster w Love it as a bag..the sides hold slot of stuff..Good luck
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I have a Yamaha FZ6 with under-seat exhaust and I've had no issues from the exhaust heat. Also, I think the bags are great. I've had mine for a a year and a hlf.
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I believe they will actually. I had a 2001 F650GS and recall the parts were the exact same. Price only included the actual cases. You will have to buy separately the mounting hardware.
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Yes. The plug comes with screw on caps that you must remove (unscrew) in order to use these plugs on the Yamaha FZ6 (which is what I bought them for). If you wanted to keep the caps on for another application, no problem with that at all.
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I have a 2012 G650GS, so I don't know. I imagine the bags will fit, but you will need a different rack. And no, the rack did not come with the bags.
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Unknown. I put mine on a DR650 with side racks. The racks are only $85 though from Precision Motorcycle Racks. Bags are good and cheap too!
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Hi Ryan. As with other 'does this fit' questions specific to a given bike, I have only tried it on my own 2006 Suzuki SV1000S, so I cannot say for certain by having demonstrated it. However, I can tell you confidently that the bag is *wide*, and having sat on a F800GS the bag should fit fine. The attachment system for the bag and it's wide size design will almost certainly make it an excellent choice for the F800GS (which is an awesome bike!)
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I put the bags on a Harley 1200 Custom Sportster. They fit just fine. The bags come in two sections with a series of holes that allow you to adjust the width across the back of your bike. I actually had to make the width smaller so the bag wouldn't touch the exhaust. You shouldn't have any trouble sizing them for your bike. It's also possible to punch extra holes in the leather, if needed. The bags are well made and look nice on the bike, although I'd prefer a larger capacity bag. They still look good on the bike and are very useful.
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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.
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I do not believe so because the mufflers on that bike angle up it would overheat if not actually touch the bag. If you aren't riding with passenger I would recommend the Nelson Riggs cl 1040 tall center bag
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Got them on my 06 fxdb harley street bob they fit great, I also have a 94 honda 600 shadow and it looks like they would also fit on it. I love the bags by the way.
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I own a Yamaha r1 and it fits awesome. There's a part you strap to the seat with Velcro to help hold the bag. I put it on the seat upside down and changed the straps to keep it tighter. Should work well for your bike, and way better than a tank bag.
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My bags go on a 2006 CBR600RR so I can't answer that about your bike, but mine have no issue with being burned or melted by the exhaust.