I do alot of escourt rides for our local vets I made a two flag holder by removing my passenger back rest and sissy bar. Then took some 1 in. ss key stock cut it 5 in. long and milled dowm two inchs from the end 1/2 thick and drilled it to match the holes in braket that holes the sissy bar then cut a 3x1/2 inch ss flat bar an inch wider than the outside of the braket and slotted it 1/2 in from each end 7/16 wide 1 inch long then drilled the key stock for 3/8th bolt to attach the 3 in flat bar. I then drilled to holes in the flat bar so two 1 inch sch 40 pipes could be welded top and bottom. The id of the pipe will accept 3/4 thin walled metal conduit for the flag poles ,the ss polishes out real pretty with some work I used 1 1/2 clevis pins to hold the polls to the braket and to keep the flags from turning in the braket you will need to lock tite all 6 bolts to keep them from coming loose the braket is very secure to the frame,just tighten the bottom four bolts then the two top bolts. I used 3/8th inch ss fender washer to cover the slots just make it look better

Pics WOULD be nice...

desk top down with virse now will try abd load some when fixed

I made one that mounts flat on my luggage rack. I used two fishing pole mounts underneath with "U" bolts and drilled the holes through a 1" thick piece of "Trex Deck" (solid one) drilled two holes for two smaller flags (used the ones that go on a boat and extend) and the one in the middle holds my 6' flag pole with full size 3x5 flag.

While I was wrenching on my solo ride, I was trying to figure out how to fly a large 3X5 Flag on this bike. Anyway I bought a solo rack that fits on the rear fender, and found a flag holder that will adapt to any rack...

All of it fits inside a saddlebag when taken apart!!!

Pics! Now that's a How To! Great Job.