Saddlebags for 2011 Wide Glide
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Saddlebags for 2011 Wide Glide
If this was already posted and I missed it, apologies. I have a 2011 FXDWG and am seriously considering putting bags on it. One major issue, aside from the horribly priced HD bags, I can't find any that fit the bike. Does anyone have any suggestions for bags or windshields? It all gets so very confusing with the exposed shock and the turn signals/plate. If you've got pics I'd love to see 'em.
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This what you're looking for?
or with a different lid.
These are our new patent pending quick detach bags that you don't have to move the turn signals for. You do have to use our license plate extender bracket that moves the stock plate straight back about 2 inches on the 2010 and newer Wide Glides.
Keep ridin'
Garry
or with a different lid.
These are our new patent pending quick detach bags that you don't have to move the turn signals for. You do have to use our license plate extender bracket that moves the stock plate straight back about 2 inches on the 2010 and newer Wide Glides.
Keep ridin'
Garry
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bad&gcustoms - Greg is a great guy to deal with too.
http://www.badgcustoms.net/index.html
For hard bags, I think the HD lockable are the best...they lock(duh) and are accessable while still sitting on the bike.
http://www.badgcustoms.net/index.html
For hard bags, I think the HD lockable are the best...they lock(duh) and are accessable while still sitting on the bike.
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They are brand new, we just told our dealers about them about a month ago and have been swamped with orders. We decided not to put them on our website, just here on the forum, until we get caught up. Prices start at $679 with all mounting hardware (except Wide Glides which need our plate relo kit $15). They are fully plastic reinforced like our other bags so they won't sag, and they have our easy-lock lids. PM me if you would like me to email you a brochure on them.
Garry
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They are brand new, we just told our dealers about them about a month ago and have been swamped with orders. We decided not to put them on our website, just here on the forum, until we get caught up. Prices start at $679 with all mounting hardware (except Wide Glides which need our plate relo kit $15). They are fully plastic reinforced like our other bags so they won't sag, and they have our easy-lock lids. PM me if you would like me to email you a brochure on them.
Garry
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If this was already posted and I missed it, apologies. I have a 2011 FXDWG and am seriously considering putting bags on it. One major issue, aside from the horribly priced HD bags, I can't find any that fit the bike. Does anyone have any suggestions for bags or windshields? It all gets so very confusing with the exposed shock and the turn signals/plate. If you've got pics I'd love to see 'em.
If so there are two options:
Cyclevisions has a mounting frame for the Dynas which use a modified HD bag they offer with a slight indent for the Dyna shock and your supplied lids and hardware or the Cavalry Fiberglass bag set up. Both should run you about $725-$775 complete.
I have the Cavalry one and am happy with them.
Another option is find a good used set of HD bags which I have seen for as low as $450 a complete set and the Cyclevision mount which is modified to move the bags back about .75" from their design thereby placing the bag just behind the shocks like the Cavalry.
Bob
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This goes out to LeatherPro. I really like both them bags where you don't have to relocate the turn signals. It's actually what i have been looking for, this way i won't have to add a break light/taillight. I was wondering if you could email me as much information on both bags as you could. The would be going on a 2011 dyna wide glide.