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Never had saddlebags before, but am planning for a lot of riding this summer.
Does anyone have info or experience about throw-over saddlebags that do not require relocating the turn signals? In saddlebags, I would prefer functionality over how many skull-embossed conchos they have or whatever. I like the look of the Kuryakyn Gran Throwovers, but think they may be too big and require relocating the signals.
I purchased my (14.5L X 6W X 12H inches) throw overs from Jafrum. They are larger than I thought, but fit well with out turn relocation, & will work just fine on the long trip I purchased them for.
Today was their maiden voyage, & the first place I went - a guy who has a sportster stopped me & asked about them. [sm=smiley20.gif]
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