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these bags look amazing! Why couldnt Harley put a decent bag like these on from the factory?
Anyway, just to confirm, these are compatible with a quick detach sissy bar? Are the bags also quick detach?
Originally Posted by MilkMan608
Purchased and installed on my 2020 Heritage 114.
Not inexpensive, but quality and fitment are excellent. Customer service is unparalleled. Donna is responsive, knowledgeable, and helpful. I highly recommend this company and their products. You get what you pay for! Compatible with factory removable backrest and rear crash guards.
Built to clear factory exhaust, no need to convert to a two-into-one pipe. In my case, running Rinehart slip-ons.
these bags look amazing! Why couldnt Harley put a decent bag like these on from the factory?
Anyway, just to confirm, these are compatible with a quick detach sissy bar? Are the bags also quick detach?
Yes, the quick detach sissy bar works fine.
No, they are not quick detachable bags. You probably wouldn't like the looks of the exposed mounting hardware. You could remove it, though. Not a big job. Ten minutes per side easy.
Anyone here went from a Low Rider S to the Heritage? My FXLRS is great, but if I stay within the cruiser/hd world I want something that's more comfortable over longer rides. And putting quite a bit of money into the FXLRS to make it how I want, will be the same cost for me as changing to a Heritage. Like the look/style of it. But it's always nice to hear experience from someone who went to the Heritage coming from a different Harley.
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