Right Saddle Bag - Mechanism Cover

[RedRider]

I was getting some stuff from my right (throttle side) saddle bag and noticed the black plastic cover over the internal mechanism was missing. You would think I would notice that falling off, but have no idea when or where it fell off (it wasn't in the bag).

 

Does anybody have a trashed (or a good one) saddle bag that might have this cover available?

 

RR

Edited November 14, 2011 by RedRider
personal confusion

[Scooter Bob]

I should have one Jeff, I'll take a look in a bit.

 

Later, Scooter Bob

[Scooter Bob]

I have everything for a left (which is the clutch side on my bike) saddlebag. Not quite sure what you need, but both cover look symmetrical and may be interchangable side to side. Call me at work, so we don't waste anymore valuable free time.

 

Later, Scooter Bob

[Flyinfool]

I have never seen a bike with the throttle on the left.

 

Now I know I don't want no 2nd gen.......

[RedRider]

I have everything for a left (which is the clutch side on my bike) saddlebag. Not quite sure what you need, but both cover look symmetrical and may be interchangable side to side. Call me at work, so we don't waste anymore valuable free time.

 

Later, Scooter Bob

 

Ummm, yeah, right side (throttle). I must have been standing at the front of the bike when I opened the saddle bag..Yeah, that it.

 

RR

[RedRider]

Checked this out and the mechanism cover is interchangeable to each side. Took the one out of my left (clutch) side and put it on the right (throttle) side. Think I got that right this time.

 

I now need the left side cover.

 

RR

[Scooter Bob]

You can have my spare. I'll be home tonight trying to start my antique farm engine. Come on down.

 

 

 

Later, Scooter Bob

[Mel]

I have never seen a bike with the throttle on the left.

 

Now I know I don't want no 2nd gen.......

 

Check this out ---

 

http://www.indian-bobbers.com/indian_1947/1947_Indian_Rebuilt_Military_Chief_Motorcycle.php

 

-- and now you've at least seen a picture (or two) of one.

[Scooter Bob]

Check this out ---

 

http://www.indian-bobbers.com/indian_1947/1947_Indian_Rebuilt_Military_Chief_Motorcycle.php

 

-- and now you've at least seen a picture (or two) of one.

 

I found the first V4 motorcycle the other day, and it had two of 'em.

 

I didn't notice where the throttle was though.