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Thank you guys for the input. They look pretty good I think.
that exhaust is **** on your bike..is that the d&d exhaust?...im sure your gonna be fine with the bags as well...you exhaust is low enough and far enough away that no heat would reach em
that exhaust is **** on your bike..is that the d&d exhaust?...im sure your gonna be fine with the bags as well...you exhaust is low enough and far enough away that no heat would reach em
Thanks Rza, yes it's the D&D bobcat. I've had it on the bike since 13'.
EZ Brackets attached to a used set of Saddlemen bags. Took the "yoke" out the middle (the piece that attaches between both bags to make it a throw-over bag). The EZ-Brackets lock on with a key.
If you want to go as far as the tour-pack, I got a custom bracket made that uses the H-D QD system (matte on the forums made it) and a cheap plastic ebay tour-pack. All baggage comes off in about 1 minute.
~ $150 for the EZ-Brackets
$100 for the bags
$60 for the bracket
$65 for the tour-pack
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