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Just saw your post. They're from top shop s curved 1" to 3" extended bags. Your dealer doesn't know what he's talking about. Hard bags will work. All you need is cycle vision mounts. My bags are extended and they're not even close to hitting the ground. It does get expensive when factoring hardbags, lids, hardware, mounts, filler panels. If you want me to brake it down for you let me know exactly what your looking to do.
Hi there, your bike is absolutely stunning!! I am looking at picking up a Harley and am leaning towards the Fatboy lo in flat black. I really like the bagger look but have always wanted the Fatboy. Your bike is exactly what I am looking at doing. Can you give me some details as to what parts are needed to get bags on the Fatboy. I am looking for the exact look of your hard bags and fender.
Can you also run the bike without the bags? Do you have any pics of you or bike without the bags? Are they easy to remove?
Any info you can provide would be greatly appreciated.
Not sure you'll get this , but looking to convert my 2012 FB Low into a stretched bagger and like your bags and fender kit....who made them please?
anyone else can help too THANK YOU
2012 Fat Boy Low Buffalo Bars with Impalers Basanni Sweepstakes OEM Bags with Speakers
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