stretched hardbags for a Dyna ?
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Nope you will need a custom fabrication for them and then a matching rear fender $$$$
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I doubt there is a maker that lists any for a Dyna. Most hard bags people like me have mounted on their Dyna's were for other models with modified mounting systems made to work with a Dyna. Plus most have used a QD setup or fab'd their own because the only heavy bag support brackets for a Dyna on the market are from cyclevision and they are way too overpriced like everything from cycle visions. Their Dyna Bagger Tail mount bracket is $400 which with the added weight of a stretched bag you would need something like that for support. With those you could look for stretched bags like from Bad Dad for a Road King or similar and would have to decide what route you want with exhaust to match your bikes look. I put road king police bags on mine but mounted them QD Edge brackets and I made them level with the fender which works well with the height of my V&H pro pipe 2-1.
Good luck and I am sure the fab experts will correct my info if they know of better options. The exhaust will likely affect your choice as well cause you have to get a bag setup to match like if you have a 2-1 you could probably get away with a set with the cutout on one side or if you have short pipes that dump out in front of the bags you could keep it clean and get the no cutouts set. Either way if you just go the route of buy the bolt on parts and have them painted your in for about $3000 cause you still need lids and hardware kits which you can usually find on eBay for decent prices and of course paint.
Anyways here is some links to look at to get your head in the right direction if you even hope to try it.
http://www.cyclevisions.com/index.ph...me-cv7400.html
http://www.baddad.com/products/part/80955
Good luck and I am sure the fab experts will correct my info if they know of better options. The exhaust will likely affect your choice as well cause you have to get a bag setup to match like if you have a 2-1 you could probably get away with a set with the cutout on one side or if you have short pipes that dump out in front of the bags you could keep it clean and get the no cutouts set. Either way if you just go the route of buy the bolt on parts and have them painted your in for about $3000 cause you still need lids and hardware kits which you can usually find on eBay for decent prices and of course paint.
Anyways here is some links to look at to get your head in the right direction if you even hope to try it.
http://www.cyclevisions.com/index.ph...me-cv7400.html
http://www.baddad.com/products/part/80955
Last edited by xantasm; Sep 30, 2012 at 02:32 PM.
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Thanks I have V&H big radius pipes. They don't even extend behind the rear shock mnt.. So no cut outs needed. I'll check out these sites. There must be someone making bags that mould to the rear shocks.
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im not to sure a set of stretched bags on the rear with a stock front end would look good.
maybe a heratige rear fender with a set of stretched bags and a flh front end would look better. but a stretched set of bags really belongs on a street/road glide or some kind of bagger
maybe a heratige rear fender with a set of stretched bags and a flh front end would look better. but a stretched set of bags really belongs on a street/road glide or some kind of bagger
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Not sure if this is what you are after...Corbin Fleetliner bags are actually molded to fit the Dyna...
http://www.corbin.com/harley/dyna/hdfxdfleetbag.shtml
http://www.corbin.com/harley/dyna/hdfxdfleetbag.shtml
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im not to sure a set of stretched bags on the rear with a stock front end would look good.
maybe a heratige rear fender with a set of stretched bags and a flh front end would look better. but a stretched set of bags really belongs on a street/road glide or some kind of bagger
maybe a heratige rear fender with a set of stretched bags and a flh front end would look better. but a stretched set of bags really belongs on a street/road glide or some kind of bagger
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From: Vermont
Not sure if this is what you are after...Corbin Fleetliner bags are actually molded to fit the Dyna...
http://www.corbin.com/harley/dyna/hdfxdfleetbag.shtml
http://www.corbin.com/harley/dyna/hdfxdfleetbag.shtml