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Tsukayu Motorcycle Luggage Racks on 2040-parts.com

US $75.00
Location:

Ferrisburgh, Vermont, United States

Ferrisburgh, Vermont, United States
These are new and never put on a bike. I bought them and they wouldn't fit. The fit Patrol bags or and bag that is flat on the top. My bags are a little rounded so they wouldn't work. As you and see in the pictures one is still wrapped up. There are no scratches or blemishes in these.
Luggage & Saddlebag Part Type:Saddle Bag

These are for patrol bags or any bag that is flat on the top. Total length is 17" with the brackets and about 5.5 inches wide.

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