I'm working on some ideas for my channel. I'll do an occasional how-to, as opportunities come up. I'll do some rides in my area, and I'm thinking I want to feature things to do and see in my area of the country, Northwest Arkansas. Mostly, I just want to enjoy riding my Sportster Iron 1200, making videos, and sharing the experience with other people who like motorcycles and moto vlogging.
Do you have any problems with it basically rubbing the shocks? I always compromise how out of the way it is with keeping from being able to touch the shock You can get a small roll of paint protection film and put just little strips of it where the straps or bag might rub. I it on the rear fender where stuff from the solo rack might contact, and i put it on the tank where my Mustang seat makes contact. That stuff is a pain to put on if you're doing a large area but for little spots, especially where it's covered and doesn't have to be perfect anyway, takes no time.
Thanks for sharing your experience. I was contemplating ordering passenger pegs off Amazon or Ebay, but sort of glad I didn’t. I was lucky enough to find a guy selling some off his bike and they appear to be genuine HD. I haven’t installed them yet, but plan to do so in a few weeks when the weather turns. I hope I don’t run into the same issue regarding the brake res bolts, but if I do, I’ll know what I can do to get them on.
Sorry for responding so late. No, you can't flip the passenger foot pegs up with this bag installed. But the bag sticks out about the same distance as the peg, so it really doesn't matter, in my opinion.
Thanks for the video, I installed the LH bag a few months ago and been wanting to get a RH bag, saw your video and bought one a few days ago... I installed the RH bag, took me a few minutes to get the straps over the frame behind the oil tank but got them through. I got enough room for the strap, it's right next to the belt wheel... it is sitting really tight. I have about the same space light yours from the muffler. Cheers
