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The inside is a solid piece of PVC pipe so it is completly rigid. The XL is the same diameter just 4 inches wider. My opinion is that the xl would be great for trips but to wide for everyday use. Since I never take mine off the bike I went with just the large.
Here is a little better view of the large.
The website lists all the sizes and has pictures of the inside as well.
Ok thanks. Gonna kill 2 birds with 1 stone. Was looking for a drivers backrest and a sissy bar bag.
We shopped around and bought a set of used HD bags that match the seat of hubby's 09 Fat Boy with all the mounting hardware included (quick release) for $500. I talked him out of buying them new when he got the bike. I didn't think I would ever find a deal - LOL! But we paid about half price. He is happy and my bank account is too.
I'm in the same boat.
Looking for something inexpensive because for 90% of the time, the bags will sit in my garage collecting dust. I enjoy the FatBoy bag less.
This bags look like it might be up our alleys as far as price and you can get quick disconnect hardware for $99.
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