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Message started by davedra on 02/18/07 at 11:13:13

Title: Getting accessories for the Savage
Post by davedra on 02/18/07 at 11:13:13

Just curious - where do you all get your accessories for the LS 650 Savage? I know that cruisercustomizing has a few things. Any suggestions?

Title: Re: Getting accessories for the Savage
Post by Savage_Rob on 02/18/07 at 11:45:37

davedra wrote:

Just curious - where do you all get your accessories for the LS 650 Savage? I know that cruisercustomizing has a few things. Any suggestions?

You might try looking at the Best Sources for Savage Parts thread in The Marketplace forum. It's a sticky post always near the top.

Title: Re: Getting accessories for the Savage
Post by Greg_650 on 02/18/07 at 11:53:43

Of course, there are some OEM ones that you can get at the dealer too.

Title: Re: Getting accessories for the Savage
Post by Paladin on 02/18/07 at 12:00:09

What do you want? Some stuff, such as my LeatherLyke saddlebags, are made for specific motorcycles. Other stuff is generic, meant to fit anything. And there is always stuff for other bikes that can be adapted to the Savage.

Title: Re: Getting accessories for the Savage
Post by WD on 02/18/07 at 12:13:42

What kind of accessories?

Lights: any bike or aftermarket shop is a potential donor.

Fenders: HD XL, FXR, FXD. Some Vulcan and Shadow fenders. Some early EL/FL HD rear fenders.

Bars: ANY 1 inch diameter bar will fit.

Levers: Volusia fit like stock (same part numbers, but Volusia has options like wide or chromed blades).

Seats: if you can make it work, it's an improvement.

Tanks: good luck. I'm running a 1950s or 60s Harley CR dirt track racer tank on mine. Serious work to fit it, but looks good.

Bags: any compact slant, or relocate your rear turn signals to fit different sizes or styles.

Windshields: any designed for 1 inch bar mount, or adapt an HD batwing fairing, or get a fork monted system like the Slipstreamer SS-30.

I wish I was still at the bike shop. Had access to thousands of interesting new and used parts I was swapping on and off my bikes at random...
-WD

Title: Re: Getting accessories for the Savage
Post by LANCER on 02/19/07 at 16:48:50

WD ... how's it been going since you got your hair cut and changed jobs?

Title: Re: Getting accessories for the Savage
Post by Edgar_Franks on 02/20/07 at 15:46:52

If it is brand new stuff then you should get in touch with this dealer who is selling brand new accessories 25 -30 % (some items less then most dealers .It is located in Erie ,PA and does mail order shipping .You can contact this dealer at aleksparts@hotmail.com He is a legit dealer and also sells on e-bay .I just bought the complete rear padded sissy bar and rack for 141.00 including shipping ,alot of dealers are getting 174.95 plus shipping for this alone .I'm sure he can get you anything for your bike .Not sure if they have anything used ,but can't hurt to try .Goodluck in your search !