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The Deluxe Bags are not very big at all but are durable as hell. I managed to go down on the highway trying to avoid some erratic drivers approaching a construction site. The bike and I skidded and tumbled at least a 100 feet. The bike looked like hell (8 Grand plus in cosmetic damage) all four sides of the bike received damage. Those saddle bags where worn through to the thermoplastic core from the bike sliding on its side and they did not lose their shape or open during the crash. All contents including a cb radio were perfectly intact. I was definitely impressed and did not hesitate to buy the same bags when I got the bike repaired.
http://www.ironbags.com/The best, I believe the last saddlebag I will have to buy !! really thick with a fiberglass back !!
Ironbags are very good quality.
Tom
Here is another vote for Ironbags, they have great customer service and the leather is the thickest Ive ever seen. Great quality and well worth the price.
I hope they are vertigo; I just ordered some 38s for my Deuce. I really like the look of the Deluxe weave and started to get them for the Deuce, but went with the L2 style instead. Hope they hurry up and get here to help end the Buyers Remorse.
oh u will drool on teh boss bags... bring a microfiber coth for u lip..and an extra one for lookyloos
boss bag guy just emailed me they dont work with bubbas detachable sideplates(sissybar)... hmm bet i could make it work..
i dont have bubbas yet but HDs are plastic garbage.. sigh.. think ill order em soon(boss bags 38s plain) but with a cup holder or 2(one for passengers drink)
Another vote for ironbags.. I'm sure Max has a size to fit your deluxe. When you see the space though that you could have in larber bags, it's a good argument for swapping that exhaust.
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