I'll be damned if I can find either the ad or the web site now.
But I'll keep looking, if for no other reason than not doing so would reallytick me off.

 

Check out the work by this member. He made a Heritage Ultra. Looks really great. Maybe email or IM this guy and get some info.

https://www.hdforums.com/m_2460282/tm.htm

Check this site also for brackets.

http://www.cyclevisions.com/bag-moun...ail-bag-mounts

 

Klock Werks also has some options for the "BB" bags and Corbin bags https://www.kustombaggers.com/

 

I went to my local dealer today to ask about bagger mods for my FatBoy and they had a set on the desk. Brackets and bags painted black for almost, if I remember correctly, $1800. Hell no....I'll ebay some takeoffs and paint them myself for that price. Only thing is though, I like my SE II pipes. Can't use stock pipes with bags....Oh well, I'll keep my pipes for now and when I get ready to really customize the bike, I'll look for some tru-duals to go with the new look.

 

I've got the HD leather covered hard bags on my Fat Boy. No problems, and they come in plenty handy. I can't see why they wouldn't fit on a Heritage.

 

Take a look at www.sumax.com They make the complete system for Softails, I am planning on putting these on my 99 Heritage sometime this year.


Will

 

I thought about putting some leather road king bags on my bike, mainly because you can't fit crap in the springer classic saddlebags, but I couldn't convince myself that they'd look good on the Springer Classic

 

Try Hardbags.com.


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Another option is Champion Hardbags for your Softail:
http://www.sideroadcycles.com/Americ...Hard_Bags.html

 

Resurrecting this old thread to see if any new options out there. I have a 1992 Softail and trying to make it function for daily driver and some light touring. I want to ride it to see my son in Tuscaloosa AL from Orlando (about 600 miles).

I would like hard locking saddlebags. I do not want to get into painting so something plain and black would be good. I do not want anything flashy, but I do want something that looks right for the bike - a bit vintage.

It would be nice if they were easy to remove, but I will probably not remove them very often so that is not a big deal.

I would consider taking some old Road King bags if I could get them to fit. I would not mind, in fact I would prefer something with a little age on it to fit the bike. My bike looks good, but it definitely has some age on it and I like that. I am not trying to make it perfect.

I want it to be functionally solid but I like that it looks like a 25 year old bike.