I've got the Harley Davidson roller bag as well and it's been awesome. Two quick releases and a yank and I'm off to the hotel room.

 

Like I said earlier, I'm really happy with my T-Bag. Really well built, and would last a good long time (if it fit on my Ultra ). I plan on replacing it with another T-Bag.

 

I HAVE Iron Rider bag,,,bought at the dealership,,, great bags,,,,i also used a Tbag roll for years...looked good just needed more room..




used them on my Fat Bob

 

I wouldn't buy anything from Saddleman, I have a br3400 and another model, seems came apart after 3 times. Company wouldn't do anything for me cause I didn't have my bill of sale.

 

Any suggestions for something that will work with an oversized passenger backrest?

 

Jersey Dave,

Take a look at Cool Sac: http://www.coolsac.com/cool-sac-package-deluxe/

I have had this bag since about 2002 and it still serves me well. You can pack a ton of stuff in there.

 

Check out Seahorse Protective Equipment Cases.
Rugged. Waterproof. Economical. Available on Amazon.

Much more reasonable price than anything designated as motorcycle specific.

 

That's an odd experience. I've had a Saddlemen S3500 for years, and haven't had a single issue. It's got more miles than most riders do, in all types of weather and several bikes. There are a few other members that have had similar experiences.

To the OP - the Saddlemen S3500 WILL work with your sissy bar pad.

 

I've had a couple Nelson Riggs, and they all ripped at the seams and faded out bad. I bought a HD premium bag, and really like it.

 

the Hd bags fit over the Oversize pads, I have the studded pad on my Road King and the bag slips over it and has held up for 3 years of use.