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My wife rides a 2012 Harley Softail slim. Loves the bike, but the soft side bags are not large enough for trips and she really likes the looks of stretched rear fenders and long bags... I see lots of options on eBAY for aftermarket kits but rarely do I see a finished product. If you have one, I would love to see it...
I just finished a set of 4" stretched bags on a heritage springer. But I can't get those pics to download. The finished product turned out fantastic. Pm me and I'll send ya the pics if ya want
Just be careful with the ebay specials I am turning my Night Train in to a bagger and ordered some stretched bags off there from an outfit out of Dallas called USA-Biker (which the name is very misleading seeing how the guy only replies back around Midnight or later... think he is out of China but has helpers in the DFW area) and they were not very good quality and would have taken a lot of work, but the price is very appealing at $220 for bags and lids
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