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They actually work great.
I just bought a set at the House of Harley last week, it was little windy kept feeling like I was going to lose hat, they had them on the register counter, figured what the hell, clipped them on and wow hat stays put. I have seen guys with like cowboy hats and was trying to figure out how they stayed on, these must be the trick.
They actually work great.
I just bought a set at the House of Harley last week, it was little windy kept feeling like I was going to lose hat, they had them on the register counter, figured what the hell, clipped them on and wow hat stays put. I have seen guys with like cowboy hats and was trying to figure out how they stayed on, these must be the trick.
I'll probably get a set. But they look Ralph's brother with cowboy hat, vest and toy guns.
hello, i'm seongmin, 2011 superglide custom owner in Korea.
I usually keep my ball cap with karabiner in sissybar. it is fastened by cable tie.
but it looks not cool and the karabiner is not fixed tightly so it moves from top of the sissybar to the side during riding. then my cap's visor hits a rear fender.
i would like to find some eqipments for my cap to keep it easily during riding. can you recommend something?
someone already recommeded cap holder that is for belt loop in pants, but I dislike it.
I prefer to install something to my bike,,
Ball Cap.....
Maybe buy a styrofoam head and strap it to the sissy bar facing rear-word then put the hat on it and secure it.
Please post photos if you pursue this, eh, option. You could (?) mod the head and put taillights in the eyes.
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