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Milwaukee Twins Saddlebag Support Brackets For Harley Softail 2000-2014 [Open Box]

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Item Condition: This is a new item that is missing the original packaging or the packaging has been opened. Tags, manuals, or installation instructions may be missing, however the item is fully functional.

Milwaukee Twins Saddlebag Support Brackets For Harley

The Milwaukee Twins Saddlebag Support Brackets are designed to keep throw-over saddlebags safely away from the brake caliper and swingarm, preventing interference while riding.

Features:

  • Holds throw-over saddlebags away from the brake caliper and swingarm
  • All necessary mounting hardware is included
  • Two bolt mount
Product Style RevZilla Item # Store Sku MFR. Product # Availability
Product Style Milwaukee Twins Saddlebag Support Brackets For Harley Softail 2000-2014 [Open Box] RevZilla Item #10632348 Store Sku MFR. Product #05-210 AvailabilityOnly 1 Left: Ships in 1-2 business days
Fitment Notes & Exceptions
  • Not compatible with OEM detachable sissy bar or luggage rack.
This Product Fits
Harley Davidson
Softail Deluxe CVO/SE FLSTNSE 2014
Softail Deluxe FLSTN/I 2005-2014
Softail Heritage FLST/I 2006
Softail Heritage Springer FLSTS/I 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003
Softail Springer Classic FLSTSC/I 2005
Softail Springer FXSTS/I 2000-2005
Softail Standard FXST/I 2000-2005
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