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I'm looking for a decent set of bags that don't require the turn signal relocation. I have the stand-offs installed on my 07 FXD and I have an old set of Auburn leather over the seat bags. I'd like something that is a more permanent mount but want them to fit with the original turn signal location. Anyone have any ideas??? THanks for your help.
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RE: Bags
I have some bags from these folks: www.leatherneckjim.com
Top quality stuff at reasonable prices& great people to work with.
I have their throw-overs, but will be changing out to quick detachables & doing the relo thing. Went to the throw-overs because that was my only option without moving the tail lights. I seldom take my bags off and will be putting the slant TO's up for sale.
http://i210.photobucket.com/albums/b...48-43_0003.jpg
Top quality stuff at reasonable prices& great people to work with.
I have their throw-overs, but will be changing out to quick detachables & doing the relo thing. Went to the throw-overs because that was my only option without moving the tail lights. I seldom take my bags off and will be putting the slant TO's up for sale.
http://i210.photobucket.com/albums/b...48-43_0003.jpg
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From: NH - Why not Minot, ND
RE: Bags
How much are you looking to get for the TO's? Might be interested if the price is right.PM me. Some of my wife's familylives in Billings. Been there a few times. Thinking about a ride from here, to there, to Jackson Hole, and into Yellowstone. Maybe next summer...
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RE: Bags
These $45 leather bags not only fit my 2007 FXD, without turn signal relocation or brackets, they are good quality and good looking, imo.
http://www.leatherup.com/p/Motorcycl...bag/41786.html
http://www.leatherup.com/p/Motorcycl...bag/41786.html
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I just take my side plates from my sissy bar and flip them upside down and then use U bolts to hold on a thow over bag that i cut the throw over part off... no signal relocation ness. here are a few pics
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These $45 leather bags not only fit my 2007 FXD, without turn signal relocation or brackets, they are good quality and good looking, imo.
http://www.leatherup.com/p/Motorcycl...bag/41786.html
These $45 leather bags not only fit my 2007 FXD, without turn signal relocation or brackets, they are good quality and good looking, imo.
http://www.leatherup.com/p/Motorcycl...bag/41786.html
Tks for the link.
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RE: Bags
Relocating the rear turn signals are no big deal. I did mine myself in a matter of 30 minutes and it looks great. I had to relocate them because I made a set of quick detachable hard bags for when the old lady goes with me.
take a look at www.flickr.com/photos/13279380@N02.
Clutch66
take a look at www.flickr.com/photos/13279380@N02.
Clutch66