What bags?
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What bags?
Hi all I just posted a day or so ago that I bought a 2013 SB, I just want to know what are you guys running for bags? I dont like the look of big bulky bags on a dyna. I already have a Bad G battery bag. I was thinking about a down tube bag for tools? Also a fork bag or fork bag stereo and possibly for long trips a bag to strap on the left side by the shocks? All ideas welcome thanks.
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Hi all I just posted a day or so ago that I bought a 2013 SB, I just want to know what are you guys running for bags? I dont like the look of big bulky bags on a dyna. I already have a Bad G battery bag. I was thinking about a down tube bag for tools? Also a fork bag or fork bag stereo and possibly for long trips a bag to strap on the left side by the shocks? All ideas welcome thanks.
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Using these on my FXDC. No changes needed. I'm using a dual seat so the straps go under the seat for a neat installation. Could work for you too, under $100.... Got a fork bag from Cycle Gear for under $40.00. Holds EZ tag, and some tools. tp
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I've got these for sale if a buddy doesn't want 'em first.
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/membe...eather-bag.jpg
These are on the bike now, although maybe a little too large for ya lol.
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/membe...eather-bag.jpg
These are on the bike now, although maybe a little too large for ya lol.
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FXDXT retro bags. Love them and they are detachable even though they don't come off much these days. Always nice to be able to stop on the way home and grab a six-pack too.
FXDXT retro bags. Love them and they are detachable even though they don't come off much these days. Always nice to be able to stop on the way home and grab a six-pack too.
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There is another thread by lovehate called Dyna Swingarm bag. There are pros/cons to locations & bag sizes, but IMO this is a great option!
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FXDXT retro bags. Love them and they are detachable even though they don't come off much these days. Always nice to be able to stop on the way home and grab a six-pack too.
FXDXT retro bags. Love them and they are detachable even though they don't come off much these days. Always nice to be able to stop on the way home and grab a six-pack too.
I used the crap out of mine until my command started mando, all hands PT and I couldn't fit my gear, lunch, and uniform in it and needed something bigger.
I have a licks solo back from my 48 that lives on the fender strut, but I'm a daily rider and commute with crap to work, so I have a saddleman drifter (i think) sissy bar bag. It's great for trips and daily commute if you need lots of crap, or grocery shopping if it's too much to fit in a back pack...I kind of live on my bike...