y 03, 2009 3:32 PM
> *Subject:* [Nighthawk Lovers] Re: Saddlebags for a '92 Nighthawk
>
> I had the same problem last year. I was making a big roadtrip so the bags
> were packed solid but still drooped onto the pipes. I turned them around
> backwards so that they slanted down to the fr
I would like to see a picture of your sissy bar..
- Original Message -
From: Christopher Anderson
To: nighthawk_lovers@googlegroups.com
Sent: Sunday, May 03, 2009 3:32 PM
Subject: [Nighthawk Lovers] Re: Saddlebags for a '92 Nighthawk
I had the same problem last yea
I had the same problem last year. I was making a big roadtrip so the bags
were packed solid but still drooped onto the pipes. I turned them around
backwards so that they slanted down to the front, matching the exhaust.
Then I cut a few short sections of ABS pipe, maybe 1.5" diameter, 8" long,
to
I had the same problem, but I still wanted to run them under the seat. I
just ended up shortening the part in between the bags so that when the seat
was on, the bags were both up as high as they could go. This left about an
inch between the bags and the pipes and I didn't have to worry about
balanc
I bought a set of bags from the flea market for $20. if you put the straps
under the seat, they'll touch. I just throw them over the seat, and buckle the
straps to the frame where the rear pegs are. Also, be careful when loaded, the
bags might touch and bend the rear turn signals.
- Origi
