Leatherworks Bags, what do you think?
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Leatherworks Bags, what do you think?
I am thinking of ordering these bags here http://www.sideroadcycles.com/Import...ks/120Bag.html
Whould like to know if anyone has used leatherworks and how do you like, or what others have you used.
Whould like to know if anyone has used leatherworks and how do you like, or what others have you used.
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RE: Leatherworks Bags, what do you think?
I have these on my Deluxe. They are probably the best built bags out there. I have the easy brackets and they come on and off real fast. They hold a ton of stuff. You won't be dissapointed. Here's some pics.
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RE: Leatherworks Bags, what do you think?
I have these on my Deluxe. They are probably the best built bags out there. I have the easy brackets and they come on and off real fast. They hold a ton of stuff. You won't be dissapointed. Here's some pics.
what kind of pipes are those, I have the VH bigshots long.
I am also considering these here http://www.bossbags.com/deluxe.html the 36d ones.
from the pictures I see of yours the one on the right side looks to be folding in? do they have good support on sides, back, and front?
Darn I know I ask alot, but I want the best and its just darn hard to lay out that cash on something you cant see...
thanks for you help.
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RE: Leatherworks Bags, what do you think?
Yes, these are the 120 angled. The camera view may be off a bit, but they are no sags in these bags. They are built sturdy. I run V&H Longshots, so I don't think you will have a problem there with your pipes. I will try and find a better picture.
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