saddlebags
#2
Might as well start looking and pricing 'em up now. Here's one company that makes Dyna bags. Boss Bags
You shouldn't have to relocate your license plate. You may have to relocate your rear turn signals though, depending on the size bag you decide on. You'll get plenty of suggestions as the thread progresses.
You shouldn't have to relocate your license plate. You may have to relocate your rear turn signals though, depending on the size bag you decide on. You'll get plenty of suggestions as the thread progresses.
Last edited by Weevil; 02-17-2013 at 01:47 PM.
#4
#5
Here ya go
These are the Leather Pro ones. They are good quality. There are a few smalls flaws but they are a handmade sturdy product....
Last edited by Northbound Southerner; 02-18-2013 at 02:16 PM.
#6
A few other saddlebag sites to check out.
HogDeluxe - http://hogdeluxe.com/
Osprey Limited Saddlebags - http://www.ospreylimited.com/
US Saddlebags - http://www.ussaddlebag.com/
Iron Bags - http://www.ironbags.com/
HogDeluxe - http://hogdeluxe.com/
Osprey Limited Saddlebags - http://www.ospreylimited.com/
US Saddlebags - http://www.ussaddlebag.com/
Iron Bags - http://www.ironbags.com/
Last edited by Weevil; 02-18-2013 at 04:41 AM.
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#8
There are a ton of manufacturers that make saddlebags. From companies like Willie & Max and Saddlemen that make bags that are more cost effective to Leather Pro and Boss Bags (on my bike) that make more expensive bags. Not to mention the HD branded bags. That doesn't include the custom made bags you can get.
I would guess there are probably close to 50 different bags that will fit your bags. You really just have to decide how much, what style and how big you want.
I would guess there are probably close to 50 different bags that will fit your bags. You really just have to decide how much, what style and how big you want.
#9
Very true. The thing that set the Leather Pros over for me was the fact that you didn't have to relocate the signals and they include a license plate relocation bracket...