cvo saddlebag liners ?
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cvo saddlebag liners ?
I am going to put the cvo style bags on my limited. I want to put liners in them. I know I can purchase from advanblack and other aftermarket options. In my current standard bags I have the HD liners and they have been really good. HD does not market liners for the cvo style bags. You can however order the liner for the cvo bikes part no. 93300052 and 93300051. I think I read somewhere of someone who ordered these and said they had several holes slots etc. cut into them for the wiring of amps etc. that are installed in the cvo bags. Anyone have any experience with these liners from HD?
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I don't have any experience with the CVO bag liners, but I do have experience with running the regular bag liners in my CVO bags. And I like them! Reason is, I keep all kinds of cool stuff under the liner in the lower nooks and crannies of the bags that I want onboard, but don't want rolling around in the saddlebag with all my other goodies. Tool kit, rags, zip-ties, wire, duct tape, tire plug kit, CO2 tire fill cartridges, ect., all hidden neatly out of the way for an emergency, but not in my storage space. Just a thought............
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I don't have any experience with the CVO bag liners, but I do have experience with running the regular bag liners in my CVO bags. And I like them! Reason is, I keep all kinds of cool stuff under the liner in the lower nooks and crannies of the bags that I want onboard, but don't want rolling around in the saddlebag with all my other goodies. Tool kit, rags, zip-ties, wire, duct tape, tire plug kit, CO2 tire fill cartridges, ect., all hidden neatly out of the way for an emergency, but not in my storage space. Just a thought............
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