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#18
05-13-2013, 08:10 PM
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Tour Master makes good stuff. It's not old school hand made stuff, but good quality.
Stupid question from someone the never used saddlebags.
Would I need some sort of rack or rails to keep these bags off the wheel and belt/pulley? These seem like a good investment for a few longer trips every year.
Stupid question from someone the never used saddlebags.
Would I need some sort of rack or rails to keep these bags off the wheel and belt/pulley? These seem like a good investment for a few longer trips every year.
#19
05-13-2013, 08:16 PM
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http://www.chaparral-racing.com/Prod...4-SPRT-50.aspx
I bought a set of these for a Dual Sport bike and tried them for a trip I took on the Dyna. They fit perfectly between the shocks and the turn signals, and being of stiffened construction, no supports are needed. I liked them so much, they never came off. I placed the straps under the seat and all is cool...
I bought a set of these for a Dual Sport bike and tried them for a trip I took on the Dyna. They fit perfectly between the shocks and the turn signals, and being of stiffened construction, no supports are needed. I liked them so much, they never came off. I placed the straps under the seat and all is cool...
#20
05-13-2013, 08:16 PM
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http://www.chaparral-racing.com/Prod...4-SPRT-50.aspx
I bought a set of these for a Dual Sport bike and tried them for a trip I took on the Dyna. They fit perfectly between the shocks and the turn signals, and being of stiffened construction, no supports are needed. I liked them so much, they never came off. I placed the straps under the seat and all is cool...
I bought a set of these for a Dual Sport bike and tried them for a trip I took on the Dyna. They fit perfectly between the shocks and the turn signals, and being of stiffened construction, no supports are needed. I liked them so much, they never came off. I placed the straps under the seat and all is cool...