Heritage Flat Top & Lock Kit for saddlebags Worth it????
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#2
I've got it, installed it myself and like it. It doesn't come with the lock, you have to order the lock seperately. Also, it requires special glue, I ordered it direct from 3M.
Only thing I don't like is with the metal frame installed, you're limited as to what will fit through the opening to the bags. Metal doesn't "give" like leather does.
Only thing I don't like is with the metal frame installed, you're limited as to what will fit through the opening to the bags. Metal doesn't "give" like leather does.
#4
Wish I could help you, but I'm not familiar with that kit. The Harley kit does a good job of maintaining the shape of the bags, it's just that if say, you wanted to store a half-helmet in the bags, it won't fit past the metal frame.
#5
Installed the saggy bags kit on my heritage and they have held up quite well. My bags were only about 1 yr. old so the install was fairly simple. They also do not reduce the opening size of your bags.
There are several options available for what you are looking for, including Boss Bags which are among the best but a little pricey. If I remember right, the saggy bags kit was around 120.00
Take your time to look around. Good luck.
There are several options available for what you are looking for, including Boss Bags which are among the best but a little pricey. If I remember right, the saggy bags kit was around 120.00
Take your time to look around. Good luck.
#6
Has anyone installed the INERTIAwrx Stealth Talon Lock System https://lockitt.com/saddlebag-locking-system.html and what do they think?
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Has anyone installed the INERTIAwrx Stealth Talon Lock System https://lockitt.com/saddlebag-locking-system.html and what do they think?
The spring broke on the locking arm after around a dozen uses.
The manufacture apologized and sent me a replacement.
The second spring broke within a short period of time and I didn't bother asking for a replacement.
I just put in a large rubber band to hold the locking arm up.
After a few months the lock stripped out and I had to drill out the lock mounting screws in order to get into the tour pak.
I contacted the manufacture and they apologized and sent me another lock.
I ended up reversing the lock mounting screws so if something broke again I had a way to get into my tour pak without having to drill anything.
Sure this renders the tour pak less secure but if somebody wants in it, they will need a torx driver and a little extra time.
This is a good design but has poor manufacturing.
I would not buy this again.
After the issues with my tour pak I decided to go with the "Gotsaggybags" Invisaloc setup.
It's kind of a pain to lock and unlock the padlocks but after you've done it a few times it's not that big of a deal.
https://www.gotsaggybags.com/category/INVISALOC.html
With the Invisaloc setup you don't visibly alter the bag so if it doesn't work out for you all you're out is the cost of the lock setup.
With the INERTIAwrx Stealth Talon Lock System you have drill out a visible area of the bag to put in the lock in and once you've done that the lock is going to be there forever if not for any other reason but to hide the hole you had to drill into your bag.
I've since converted to hard bags which is obviously much more secure.
Last edited by Bluraven; 02-17-2020 at 07:28 AM.
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BTW, after looking online at the Lockitt product, my first thought was it looks too complicated as well as flimsy, thus seemingly easy to fail.
Last edited by crtfibl; 02-17-2020 at 11:50 PM.
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I did the Leather Lids version, I'm very happy with it.
https://leatherlidinserts.com/shop/2...lebag-inserts/