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Looking at getting some removable saddlebags for my 2010 Fatboy. The bike will have black Vance and Hines Big shots staggered, and I am going for the blackout look with just a wee bit of chrome to break it up? So just looking for some ideas on saddlebags? Looked at HD but not really much to choose from! If you have a Fatboy with bags can you post me some pics? Cheers!
I put on the HD rigid leather bags ... did not use removeable hardware ... but its available. The bags are tiny ... cause they accommodate the muffs and the lights ... only set me back $625 on fleaBay.
Look again, your not getting any bag on that left side (or right side depending on your perspective, either way the throttle side). Exhaust is to high.
Last edited by RANGER73; Jun 27, 2011 at 07:11 PM.
Look again, your not getting any bag on that left side (or right side depending on your perspective, either way the throttle side). Exhaust is to high.
That exhaust is gone now, I have Vance and Hines bigshots new avatar to come.
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