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| | How do you mount the saddlebags? Kawasaki doesn't offer any saddlebag supports. |
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| Kawasaki does offer a saddlebag support. It is part of the fire and steel accessories. The directions that come with the saddlebag supports are easy to follow. I just had to buy a 21/64" drill bit, and spend about 2 hours mounting the kit and bags. The supports cost about $150.
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| I just mounted leather bags that sat on the shock housings. Put duct tape on bags and shocks to save chrome. Use a bit of twine and tie to chassis to keep them in place at speed and you're set!
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| I bought my bag supports from my dealer
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| | Remove the seat and lay them over the rear fender. Replace the seat and attach straps or strings to shocks or other frame parts. |
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