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Hello all, brand spanking new to this wonderful forum, I am sure this has been asked and probably answered a million times, but... Could anyone recommend some saddle bags that will fit and aren't to hurtful on the pockets? Also quick release or not on Windshields? What height do you recommend? I am 5'10 if that helps any. Thanks a ton in advance and look forward to being able to contribute here, one day. lol
Thanks Camden! Says you have to remove passanger pegs? uh oh, didnt even think about that, all of them require this? My wife rides with me to often to justify this.
Thanks Camden! Says you have to remove passanger pegs? uh oh, didnt even think about that, all of them require this? My wife rides with me to often to justify this.
I think only the H-D swingarm bags require removal of the passenger pegs. They should not be in the way of typical saddle bags.
When it comes to luggage, you will have plenty of options. Saddlebags or not? If so, do you want rigid mount or throw over? I would also look into other options like sissy bar bags or roll bags that strap on the sissy bar, rear luggage rack, or the handlebars.
I have the HD compact quick-detachable windshield, but have not used it in months. I am 5' 11" and found there to be no buffeting and the top was at the perfect height for me.
Thanks Camden! Says you have to remove passanger pegs? uh oh, didnt even think about that, all of them require this? My wife rides with me to often to justify this.
Just that one as far as I know. Many people with other brand solo bags make their own spacers so the passenger pegs can still be used.
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