Does anyone have any of the Iron Rider Bags? Can you post pictures of them on your dyna? How do you like them? Quality?

I'm thinking of ordering the overnight bag as a starting point and then ordering the next size up or down depending on how I like the overnighter.
https://dowcopowersports.com/iron-ri...-bag-50126-00/

I'm also considering this bag from Viking Bags. If anyone has it and could post pictures of it mounted on your dyna I'd appreciate it.
http://www.vikingbags.com/cruise-cor...-1453-prd1.htm


Thanks!

 

For the small bag I recommend the $99 Harley bag. It is made to fit and work with the backrest and is quick on and off. I bought a cheaper but slightly larger Saddleman bag originally but it quickly deformed and was sagging off both sides of my luggage rack. I've been looking at that larger Viking bag myself.

 

The vikings bag looks like the same bag that I got from Kuryakyn, the GranTour. http://www.kuryakyn.com/products/344/grantour-bag

I've been using mine for 10 years now and on 5 different bikes. They ranged from Harleys(3 different models) a Triumph Speed Triple and a Yamaha FJR1300. It worked great on all of them. If I get another multi-week ride in I'll be seeing how she works on my FXDL..

I think the side pockets may be better on the Kury bag.

 

I've got the Viking Axe-33. No pics of it on my bike though. At least not yet. It's big and pretty inexpensive.

 

Thanks for all the replies. A lot of good options out there that's for sure. Still looking for pictures of Iron Rider bags on a dyna though.
Thanks again!

 

I have the Viking model you linked to. I lash it to a removable rack. I found it necessary to get some extra tie-down stuff - $14 from HD. It works good. It has good space for a couple days and rain gear if you pack right. I use it with a solo seat and the back rest is ok, or you can use it for junk.

 

Have you looked at:

www.roadreadybags.com

They are waterproof without a rain cover.

 

I've been looking for a large bag and I do believe this may be the answer. Thanks for the link!