locking leather bags
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RE: locking leather bags
Only place I've found is Boss Bags. If you have them do their saggy bags fix, they install a locking system with two keyed alike padlocks. I'll be doing it to mine this winter. They're only about 20 miles from my house.
http://www.bossbags.com/
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RE: locking leather bags
The bags from my 2004 FLSTCI will be heading to Boos Bags after the Holidays are over. I've watched a set since this past spring. They have held up just fine on an 03 that another HOG Chapter member has...
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RE: locking leather bags
You might talk to Max at Ironbags.. I'm pretty sure it's not a standard option, but he might have a way of doing it.. It's a long shot, but worth a try. His bags, in my opinion, are the coolest looking bags for large bags for softails, and baggers, I've ever seen.. and 12 to 14 ounce construction.. good stuff. His fancy stud pattern looks awesome on Heritages, also. I'm waiting for a set of Iron Max bags for the fatboy.. can't wait.
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RE: locking leather bags
Take a look here at: http://www.leatherpros.com/ I have their bags and they are lockable with two locks keyed the same. I love my bags!
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