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I loved my Garage Leathers swing arm bag - just got tired of having to stoop down to access it when on the jiffy stand. Hell, I don't even use my left side saddle bag, same issue - it's just there for a "balanced look."
Anyway - I second any votes for Garage Leathers as there quality is awesome IMO.
Last edited by schlacker; Jun 27, 2016 at 11:12 AM.
I have the small HD bags an don't think they look bad. Wish they were quick disconnect though...maybe someday I figure something out to make them fast to remove.
I have the small HD bags an don't think they look bad. Wish they were quick disconnect though...maybe someday I figure something out to make them fast to remove.
My inexpensive one from Willie & Max is still holding up nicely. It's surprising how much stuff you can actually put in one of these swingarm saddle bags!
i second the willie & max version. inexpensive and durable. has a solid back wall that attaches to the swingarm. comes with straps and has quick release snap buckles. perfect for stuffing tools, rags, glasses, and alarm disc lock.
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