Any Reviews on FXR Division's Hard Bags for Dynas
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Any Reviews on FXR Division's Hard Bags for Dynas
I came across these on the Internet and was wondering if anyone here had any experience with the company of more specifically, the bags.
http://www.fxrdivision.com/parts/qqn...r18nxwudz2l7hm
http://www.fxrdivision.com/parts/qqn...r18nxwudz2l7hm
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I spoke with Justin about these bags a few days ago. They are going to be releasing a V2.0 around mid March:
We made a few small changes to the rails and have all new molds and carbon bag's as well as our own proprietary billet hinges that will be available in polished or black anodized finish.
Retail will be $1200
I'm curious how much crap you can actually pack into these, because they look kind of small. I'm between these and the Leather Pro's like the way these look better and the security, but I'm not sure I'll be able to fit everything for a road trip in them.
We made a few small changes to the rails and have all new molds and carbon bag's as well as our own proprietary billet hinges that will be available in polished or black anodized finish.
Retail will be $1200
I'm curious how much crap you can actually pack into these, because they look kind of small. I'm between these and the Leather Pro's like the way these look better and the security, but I'm not sure I'll be able to fit everything for a road trip in them.
Last edited by Sunrider42; Mar 3, 2017 at 10:45 PM.
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To my eye, the bike looks so much better bagless...