Hello, do I need anything else in order to fit this onto a year 2000 Honda Shadow Spirit (VT1100) - bike has standard sissy bar, but no luggage rack
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If mounted on the back side of the sissy bar, there must be some support under it, like a luggage rack. If mounted on the front side of the sissy bar, the bag can rest on the passenger seat. Huge precautions about no protections from laying on a bare fender. It WILL rub the paint off.
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Givi doesn't make a specific rack for your 883, but they make a universal rack which is designed to fit onto stock luggage racks. I took a look at the picture of the luggage rack you mention above and I think the Givi Universal (E251) would work if the sissybar can be removed. If you have questions or would like to get the E251 give me a call at 866-761-0936.Thanks,Glen
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Looking at pics of the bike, as long as you use the included straps for the bottom fastener loops. It also has an adjustable Velcro strap, about 4-6inches wide, on the back side to adjust for fit over the sissy bar. I would say yes.
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No. I own a T-Bag that works great without a rack/sissy bar, but this bag really needs a sissy bar to keep it from sliding back during normal freeway riding. Great little bag, just needs a rack + sissy bar to get it from point A to point B.
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As I see it this will fit on a 8 inch x 8 inch luggage rack on most any bike. It comes with some brackets you may or may not use and a bunch of nuts and bolts, but no directions, you can find them online. Versions of this vary as I bought one 6 months ago and one 2 months ago and they were similar but not exact. For the money you pay (under $100) it will serve the purpose of securing some helmets and or jackets while you are in a bar putting back a few. It worked for me on my FLHTP with a few McGyver modifications. Quality is not that of any Harley product, but if that don't bother you, then get it. I have 2, ones a back up for future in case I trash my first one. As I see it this will fit on a 8 inch x 8 inch luggage rack on most any bike. It comes with some brackets you may or may not use and a bunch of nuts and bolts, but no directions, you can find them online. Versions of this vary as I bought one 6 months ago and one 2 months ago and they were similar but not exact. For the money you pay (under $100) it will serve the purpose of securing some helmets and or jackets while you are in a bar putting back a few. It worked for me on my FLHTP with a few McGyver modifications. Quality is not that of any Harley product, but if that don't bother you,... » Read More As I see it this will fit on a 8 inch x 8 inch luggage rack on most any bike. It comes with some brackets you may or may not use and a bunch of nuts and bolts, but no directions, you can find them online. Versions of this vary as I bought one 6 months ago and one 2 months ago and they were similar but not exact. For the money you pay (under $100) it will serve the purpose of securing some helmets and or jackets while you are in a bar putting back a few. It worked for me on my FLHTP with a few McGyver modifications. Quality is not that of any Harley product, but if that don't bother you, then get it. I have 2, ones a back up for future in case I trash my first one. « Show Less
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go on line and look at some of the many installation videos. i have two of them one for a comfort bike with disk brakes (you need the rack for disk brakes) and one for a hybrid bike with regular brakes (you need the standard rack shown it the picture). it attached very well to both bikes. 95% of bikes have the four standard screw holes required to mount the rack. these are strong racks and the assorted bags work great, but if you don't have the mounting holes that you will see in the videos you could have a machine shop install "rivet-nuts" at the two top mounting locations and tapped holes at the bottom. they also sell cheaper racks that just clamp to the seat post tube.
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The bag attaches to your sissy bar with wide velcro straps and they will have plenty of length to go around your sissy bar. there are also 2 security buckles attached somewhere on your bike and they buckle to the bag and are included with purchase.
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Hi, The Cobra rack are made to fit Cobar bars only. If your current sissy bar is a Cobra, it should fit just fine.
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hi,dahon do not have any rack for this. rack does not fit on 24" wheel bikes
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Don't know. I installed it on a Shadow 600. One thing I will mention is that you need to put the back rest and luggage rack together before installing on bike and that the include bolts that mount them together are too long; but, a hack saw trimed them up real quick after assembly and before bolting to bike.
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Like the other people who answered, i have the exact same bottle cage and the bar extender and there is no way. that picture should be removed for being totally misleading. i would still get the bar extender, its a great piece of equipment, I have 4 and plan to get more, they are really handy and allow for a lot of cool mods to my bike.
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No, it doesn't need a rear rack at all. It actually provides its own rear rack, behind the seat. But the seat itself is kept above the wheel by the rods below it and by the attachment to the main seat stem. I had a lot of trouble getting the bike mounted on my bike, though...Some bikes work better for it than others.
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I put this on a 750 shadow spirit and it fits well. It doesn't look too big on my bike.
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Fits all Sportster, Dyna and Softail models equipped with H-D Sissy Bar Upright P/N 52735-85http://www.kuryakyn.com/products/818/fold-down-luggage-rack
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I did not need anything else. The bolts to secure the backrest should be in place on the bike.
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Hi! Unfortunately this rack will not fit on the bike you are referring to. Thanks.
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It depends on what brand sissy bar you have. I looked at many different luggage racks/sissy bar combos till I matched mine up. Identify your backrest and your golden