Ball Head 1/4 Turn Set Saddlebag Bail Mount Receptacles Fits for Harley Davidson Touring Hardbags 1993-2013 (Reference : 90834-95B)

This bracket works well. It went onto my brother's Road King without any fitment issues. The bracket is very strong and has a very nice finish. All the edges are smoothed out without any burrs and I can run my hands on the edges without getting cut. The fit is perfect as mentioned earlier. The saddlebag coasts on this bracket without any issues and we have no reason to think that it can come off without some reasonable work to dismount it. Overall, this is a necessary support for all the different accessories to help upgrade the bike for purpose-driven items. Highly recommend it.

Needed to replace one of my bag pins on a 07 roadking.Picture is side by side of the new pin (on the left) and the original equipment (right)Small differences, but functions the same. This part is a little tight to catch the spring/wire, but it works fine.. the tip is flat and not rounded. And it's stainless, not chrome.Fit is nice and tight.Only issue it could have is that the twist-on cut out is straight across. The original part is curved a little back to the tip which theoretically would keep the pin from vibrating out. It doesn't seem like it will be an issue since it twists on securely but I'll keep an eye on it.

I attempted to uses these receptacles https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CN3GTML1 together with these pins https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09V2G5DPY which appear to be the same thing as these pins https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09VSX82LC They use the same photos.They don't fit!The receptacle has an oval hole with a minor diameter too small to pass the full pin diameter. If the pin is rotated so the slots face the minor diameter, it will just barely begin to enter the receptacle. However it cannot be rotated in any way so that the pin slots will engage with the wire.Either the pin is too large, or the hole is too small. I don't know which, so I will submit the same review and photo for each item.Edit: I really wanted to make this work so I kept trying different things destroying a few things in the process. If you hold the receptacle in a vice and the pin in a vice grip locking pliers, you can insert it partially by twisting as above. Then when it stops twisting because you've reached the end of the machined slot, keep forcing it to rotate. It will deform both receptacle and pin a little bit. Do this another dozen or so times and the wire will engage. They will deform each other enough that you will be able to do the same thing by hand and get them to mate. It is a snug fit, but that is how you get it rattle free.Attempts at opening the oval with a drill bit went poorly.Do not try doing this with the receptacles installed. It will spin the receptacle and chowder the mount. I'm bumping the review from 1 to 3 stars because they function now. But I think a bit of warning is necessary.

Value for the money. Installed easily. Fit perfectly.

I just bought these pins a few months ago and already they are warped, hooks are twisted, and has caused damage. Going only 25 mph down the road, one of my bags came off my bike that was being held on by two of these pins. I would not recommend this style of pain to anyone. I know I have to pay $500 or more to have my saddlebags replaced or refinished. You get what you pay for and sometimes cheap is exactly that and will cause more damage than you imagine.

These go in very snug and feel secure. However, they are not designed the same as OEM style fasteners. The grooves in these pins do not "hook" back. This makes me think they could work loose. HD had a recall on some bikes that had fasteners that would come loose. I am not confident enough in this design to trust a sale bag to just them. I have one of these and one of the OEM fasteners in each bag. So far they have held up for about 1k miles, But i'm still leery.