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Check out Shaun at sokustoms. I just talked to him about doing one for me and he is a member of this site. I emailed him on what I wanted and he called to verify everything to include throwing some ideas at me. The bag is custom to YOU and not made by some kid in a third world country.
Tried both left side swing arm and right side by seat (as you see) both look cool actually.
Stay away from Larosa, I got this bag used after I ditched the Larosa one, and I did the studs and indian dream catcher myself.
SoKustom bags look great too, but they were out of my budget.
Sorry for the light editing of the second one, was taken in my garage.
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