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On a Dyna, the panel on the left side pops off without tools. Put it in a zip lock baggy and put it in there with anything else you wish to stash.
I have always wondered why Harley can't do a compartment under the seat like Metric bikes do. That would be really helpful.
Hey what a great idea. Give Harley Davidson another idea to F@#K you over for another couple hundred bucks for a seat with hinges for storage underneath, LOFLMAO
If you can make things. A 4" 3/4 copper pipe with one end capped off(soldered) and the other side with the cap just pushed on. you mount it to the frame were ever you like. Paint it or leave it. Put every thing in a zip lock and roll it up and wala.
If you can make things. A 4" 3/4 copper pipe with one end capped off(soldered) and the other side with the cap just pushed on. you mount it to the frame were ever you like. Paint it or leave it. Put every thing in a zip lock and roll it up and wala.
I had a Suzuki Maurader with a cool tool pouch compartment similar to this.
Be more creative and use a PBR beer can for this. :-)
I take off the battery cover plate and put it behind the battery. I put it in a ziplock bag to make sure it stays dry. I keep my insurance card and registration there.
I take off the battery cover plate and put it behind the battery. I put it in a ziplock bag to make sure it stays dry. I keep my insurance card and registration there.
+1, since Wyoming isn't a helmet state... or require you to carry a CCW permit to CCW.
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