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twelveport Junior Member Offline SuzukiSavage.com Rocks! Posts: 71	Voltage Regulator relocation 11/21/13 at 20:01:33 Working on installing saddlebags. I have the Suzuki OEM support bars mounted & still working on mounting the bags. Not sure yet if I will have to go with a throw-over or not, but if I do I need to relocate the voltage regulator. Any ideas?
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Re: Voltage Regulator relocation
Reply #1 - 11/21/13 at 22:36:43

I have the oem supports
hard mounted the bags to them with 1/4" plywood in the bags and conduit straps nut and bolted w/ washers from the outside, took off the lacing on the straps and folded them back under secured with zip tyes

over 13k this way no probs w/o looking think I used 4 straps each bag

or you can trim the straps around the VR

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danjray Junior Member Offline Posts: 83 Connecticut Gender:	Re: Voltage Regulator relocation Reply #2 - 11/22/13 at 05:24:21 I used the OEM support and have throw-over bags, I didn't relocate the rectifier and I haven't had any problems yet, about 8k miles on it so far.
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twelveport Junior Member Offline SuzukiSavage.com Rocks! Posts: 71	Re: Voltage Regulator relocation Reply #3 - 11/22/13 at 14:30:32 I threw the bag straps over the fender on top of the voltage regulator and it just did not lay down right. I'm sure I could shove the seat down and make it work, but it just doesnt sit right with me. I'm just kind of picky and would like a nice clean fit. Thanks for submitting your idea.
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