Re:Just ordered Baddad Bagger parts
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TOPIC: Re:Just ordered Baddad Bagger parts
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Re:Just ordered Baddad Bagger parts 2 Years ago
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GabrielB wrote:
Got the tricky air in... however the bag mounts hit the belt guard, so it only drops a few inches... I'm also thinking this will be an issue when riding- looks like I need to get some custom work done I just love the thought of hacking up $350 bag mounts.
My bag mount hit the belt guard also so I removed the guard. Others have as well. If you mainly ride solo you may be OK as the bags protect/cover most of the belt. Even 2 up with care you may be OK.
I was pulling out my hair (what's left of it anyway) trying to find the "clang". Then I saw the touchpoint and tried spacers to push the mount out. I came here and did some digging/reading and decided to remove the guard. The bracket had plenty of clearance from the exposed rear pulley so all is good.
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Re:Just ordered Baddad Bagger parts 2 Years ago
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Would love to see that set up on a roadstar!
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Re:Just ordered Baddad Bagger parts 2 Years ago
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Keep up the good work.
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Last Edit: 2010/05/24 17:09 By The show.
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Re:Just ordered Baddad Bagger parts 2 Years ago
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deadlion, do you have the tricky air on your bike?
I think it may drop lower than stock suspension does. 
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Re:Just ordered Baddad Bagger parts 2 Years ago
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GabrielB wrote:
deadlion, do you have the tricky air on your bike?
I think it may drop lower than stock suspension does.
Good point...I just have lowering bones on now but am installing a Baron's Air Ride/hybrid system this week. I'll have to check all the clearances again for the mounts and sub-fender. StoneCold has tricky and bags mounted though.
I may wait until next Winter project season to add stretched bags then I'll have to also consider skid plates.
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Re:Just ordered Baddad Bagger parts 2 Years ago
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Just an FYI, if you haven't test-fit your front fender yet you're going to need some 1/2" spacers as it's narrower than the stocker.
There must be some strange Japanese mathematic secret I don't know about though as the stocker measures 7-3/4" wide and the BadDag is 7-1/8" wide - a difference of 5/8". Divide that by two and you get 5/16" spacer for each side. Bought 3/8" spacers for mine today and went to install the fender and after tightening up one side I still had a 1/4" gap between the spacer and fender on the other side and the fender is clearly off-center.
If you have a Menards nearby they stock 5/16" I.D. x 1/2" long chrome spacers (O.D. is around 9/16" ). I also put a rubber washer between the spacer and fender to protect the paint as much as possible.
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Last Edit: 2010/05/24 21:26 By MrFurious.
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Re:Just ordered Baddad Bagger parts 2 Years ago
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Gabe....with the stock dogbones, Tricky will drop the rear to about 1/2 inch clearance from fender to rear tire. This would allow you to ride fully dumped if you feel so inclined. Basically like a hard tail at that point. If you have changed to the lowering bones (sounds like deadlion has), it will be too low and the fender will hit the tire. I wouldn't recommend that at all as it will also hit on a good bounce. Tricky recommends going back to the stock bones to avoid this by all means. Quick easy way to trash a tire or lock up the rear on you.
You want it low, but not too low.
Regards....greeny
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Re:Just ordered Baddad Bagger parts 2 Years ago
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Greeny wrote:
If you have changed to the lowering bones (sounds like deadlion has), it will be too low and the fender will hit the tire. I wouldn't recommend that at all as it will also hit on a good bounce.
Regards....greeny
Yeah, I still have my stock bones and will be reinstalling them when I put the air shock on.
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Re:Just ordered Baddad Bagger parts 2 Years ago
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Yeah, the baddad front fender came with 3/4inch spacers that u really have to squeeze the fender to get them to fit. Not too happy about the way it fits with them squeezing the heck out of it. And greeny, I took my adjustable bones out a long time ago. Btw I tried taking off the belt guard and it sat right on the rear pully. Looks like I have to get the bag mount modified asap. I guess that's the price u have to pay to have custom stuff.
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Re:Just ordered Baddad Bagger parts 2 Years ago
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Autozone has load equalizers. Why would you need it for the taillight. If you mean turn signals then you can get an electronic flasher at autozone too.
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Ride hard Die hard
Ron
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