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Old 04-22-2012, 11:07 AM
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I know there have been a lot of posts about hardbags for Fatboys on this forum and I've looked at a lot of them. I'm looking for something specific. I like the size of the Road King bags but I want something more rounded and streamlined that matches the curve and size of the fender w the wide tire. Also, I want to make sure there is room with my V&H exhaust. I like the look of my bike the way it is (see pic) but I need more space in my saddle bags for longer trips. Any suggestions? Links?

(FYI, I have smoke lenses on my bike, not those orange ones seen in the pic...)

Thanks for your help.
-Amy
 
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Old 04-22-2012, 11:19 AM
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Bad dad makes a domed lid that follow the softail rear fender lines, they go on the hd style hard bag. So you need a bagger tail (or anyone of the varieties out there). Should be no issue w exhaust.
 
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Old 04-22-2012, 11:37 AM
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Originally Posted by 06 flstfise
Bad dad makes a domed lid that follow the softail rear fender lines, they go on the hd style hard bag. So you need a bagger tail (or anyone of the varieties out there). Should be no issue w exhaust.
I'll check them out! Thanks!
 
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Old 05-08-2012, 12:30 PM
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I checked the website didn't see the domed lids
 
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I always liked my road king custom bags
 
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Just throwin this out their, you mentioned needing more storage room. q-detach tour pak mount and mounted a trunk bag. Great for long day rides when saddle bags are not needed but need to bring shiet. Thinking about mounting speakers and an amp in it. Maybe a back rest, kitchen sink and fridge too... lol
 
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Originally Posted by KumaRide
Just throwin this out their, you mentioned needing more storage room. q-detach tour pak mount and mounted a trunk bag. Great for long day rides when saddle bags are not needed but need to bring shiet. Thinking about mounting speakers and an amp in it. Maybe a back rest, kitchen sink and fridge too... lol
Kitchen sink not needed. A wet bar will do.
 
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I almost bought a set of the National Cycle Cruiseliner bags for my Fatboy. I liked the fact that they are curved and follow the shape of the fender. I was planning on having them painted to match my bike. I'm still considering it, just can't do it right now.

http://www.nationalcycle.com/catalog...iseliner.shtml
 
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If you haven't seen the Cycle Vision folks in San Diego (cyclevisions.com) you might look them up. They have a good bagger mount setup for softails in black or chrome that accept stand HD or aftermarket bags normally suited for a Bagger. I've set up a my '97 softail with standard HD Bags. Keep following your design concept!
 
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