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I posted this in the Dyna Section but I should have posted it here because it is a general Harley question. If someone can let me know how to delete that thread I would be happy too.
Ok, I have a 02 WG. I just got a corbin hollywood. My plan was to remove the saddle bags and just go with a backpack but the bags have been on the bike since it was new with no protection on top of the fender so it looks like *** with the bags off. What are my options for covering the leather strip that goes over my fender? A fender bib maybe(will it go over the saddle bag leather over my fender)? I am just looking for cheap easy to uninstall options so when the lady wants to ride its a 2 min change to the dual seat.
What do you guys with single seats and saddle bags do? Do you have saddle bags that don't lap over the fender? I don't want to have to buy new saddle bags.
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