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Put extended bags on my 15 street glide still have the stock bags thinking of putting them on my 11 blackline with a extended fender any idea yes or no
It might work but why do it? Street Glide for the longer distance runs and the Blackline for around town. Same thing I do with my Street Glide and Softail Slim. No reason for me to have bags on both.
That's why I got the street glide for longer rides but the only things the bugs me bout the blackline is why Harley put such a small rear tire on it and to go to a larger rear tire and fender would be expensive. I've tried everything possible to put some kind of stereo on the blackline with no luck. Seen Night trains and wide glides with bagger kits on them that look good. So just thinking stretching the bags and getting speaker lids and fixing to things at once
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