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Leather Lyke
Just curious if any of you have had any dealings with these bags and what you opinion was of them if you did use them. Thank you in advance and look forward to hearing something back on these...did a search and only saw on post.
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RE: Leather Lyke
The last bike I had was a Yamaha Roadliner which I put an Ultimate Seat (http://www.ultimateseats.ca/) and LeatherLyke (http://www.leatherlyke.com/)bags on. I really like both the Ultimate and the LeatherLykes.
Two things I liked about the LeatherLykes:
1) They were hard. I love leather bags, so I wante that look, but I also wanted bags that were a bit more secure. If I ever decide to swap out my Heritage bags I might just go with LeatherLyke because of the strength.
2) They were pretty good sized. Total dimensions were 9" wide x 12 1/2" deep x 20" long. To give you some comparison the leather bags on the Heritage Softail are roughly the same size.
Here's a link to a webpage with my old bike, seat, and bags, and below is a picture of the bike.
http://www.legispress.com/seat.htm
Here's a pic of the bike with both seat and bags in place...
Two things I liked about the LeatherLykes:
1) They were hard. I love leather bags, so I wante that look, but I also wanted bags that were a bit more secure. If I ever decide to swap out my Heritage bags I might just go with LeatherLyke because of the strength.
2) They were pretty good sized. Total dimensions were 9" wide x 12 1/2" deep x 20" long. To give you some comparison the leather bags on the Heritage Softail are roughly the same size.
Here's a link to a webpage with my old bike, seat, and bags, and below is a picture of the bike.
http://www.legispress.com/seat.htm
Here's a pic of the bike with both seat and bags in place...
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