Chin bag?
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Cruiser
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From: South Jersey
Chin bag?
Looking for a bag or toolbox that mounts where a chin spoiler would be.
Need something to stick my docs in and i don't like that bullet tube HD makes.
links or names of manufacturers much appreciated.
Need something to stick my docs in and i don't like that bullet tube HD makes.
links or names of manufacturers much appreciated.
Road Warrior
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From: San Antonio, TX
Jukk,
I used a fork bag that I purchased from a local leather/bike shop. They had the cheapos (20 bucks), and the good leather bags (50 bucks). I purchased a good leather one as it takes the brunt of the road grime down there as well as holds its shape better. I think any good leather bag would do the job. Mounts with the two straps from the bag very nicely. Sorry but I dont know the manufacturer.
Pic below:
Good luck,
Cheers,
Tom
I used a fork bag that I purchased from a local leather/bike shop. They had the cheapos (20 bucks), and the good leather bags (50 bucks). I purchased a good leather one as it takes the brunt of the road grime down there as well as holds its shape better. I think any good leather bag would do the job. Mounts with the two straps from the bag very nicely. Sorry but I dont know the manufacturer.
Pic below:
Good luck,
Cheers,
Tom
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I went to a Victory dealer actually, and picked this up for $20 to put on my IronHead (anyone who knows them, knows they need tools!). It holds it's shape just fine, does not have tons of studs all over it, and will hold a pack of smokes, hankercheif, cigar, cutter, and whatever else you need........I didn't put it that low on the bike but I have been toying with the idea....
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what bike ya got? for the 06+ dynas you can just pull off your electrical caddy cover and put your documents in a zip lock, slide it behind the supports and pop it back on. nice, easy, and cheap.
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i pulled that cover off the other day and noticed the support bracket and thought it could be handy for something.
cheers shimmon
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Cruiser
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From: South Jersey
cool idea on the electrical cover deal...got a '10 WG.
That's all i need a chin bag to hold! -->"..and will hold a pack of smokes, hankercheif, cigar, cutter, and whatever else you need"
didn't know about widths of the fork bags and it fitting to the frame down below.
thanks everyone!
That's all i need a chin bag to hold! -->"..and will hold a pack of smokes, hankercheif, cigar, cutter, and whatever else you need"
didn't know about widths of the fork bags and it fitting to the frame down below.
thanks everyone!
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why is this for the 06 and newer only?
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Jukk,
I used a fork bag that I purchased from a local leather/bike shop. They had the cheapos (20 bucks), and the good leather bags (50 bucks). I purchased a good leather one as it takes the brunt of the road grime down there as well as holds its shape better. I think any good leather bag would do the job. Mounts with the two straps from the bag very nicely. Sorry but I dont know the manufacturer.
Pic below:
Good luck,
Cheers,
Tom
I used a fork bag that I purchased from a local leather/bike shop. They had the cheapos (20 bucks), and the good leather bags (50 bucks). I purchased a good leather one as it takes the brunt of the road grime down there as well as holds its shape better. I think any good leather bag would do the job. Mounts with the two straps from the bag very nicely. Sorry but I dont know the manufacturer.
Pic below:
Good luck,
Cheers,
Tom