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Here are the rain coats for the convertible saddlebags. I don't see actual pictures in the owner's/service manuals or anywhere else on the web that show exactly how these raincoats are supposed to fit. There is an open slot on one side which I'm guessing goes on the bottom when installed over the bags? They are shaped to stretch over each left and right bag and have an elastic band to hold them on. Its important to carry these with the saddlebags for times when you are riding in wet conditions. They protect the bags and particularly help prevent the leather flaps from curling after getting wet going down the road. I know this is all old technology, but it was what was offered stock for the convertible years 1989-1993.
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