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This job can actually be done without removing either saddlebag, but it's well worth your time to remove the left side. I'll agree, removal of the right side is not NECESSARY, but it will make the reinstall of the wheel go just a little smoother.
The job can also be done by removing the seat, loosening the pivot bolts there and the capture bolts at the bottom to where you can tilt the entire rear assembly, trunk, saddlebags, and fender right up and out of the way...getting it back in place can be tricky if you're doing it alone, but with a buddy, and on the lift, it's really a piece of cake, have it all done in a matter of minutes.
The job can also be done by removing the seat, loosening the pivot bolts there and the capture bolts at the bottom to where you can tilt the entire rear assembly, trunk, saddlebags, and fender right up and out of the way...getting it back in place can be tricky if you're doing it alone, but with a buddy, and on the lift, it's really a piece of cake, have it all done in a matter of minutes.
