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Riders,
I just bought a 2015 Ultra Limited Low. It's a great bike and I'm loving to ride it, but there is no place to store sun glasses or the garage door opener or my notebook that I record all gasoline purchases. I don't want to buy the windshield bags because this model has the vent on top of the dash that's suppose to eliminate buffeting. I was wondering if anyone has come up with a solution.
Riders,
I just bought a 2015 Ultra Limited Low. It's a great bike and I'm loving to ride it, but there is no place to store sun glasses or the garage door opener or my notebook that I record all gasoline purchases. I don't want to buy the windshield bags because this model has the vent on top of the dash that's suppose to eliminate buffeting. I was wondering if anyone has come up with a solution.
If the 2 saddle bags and tour pack isn't enough, you could buy a bag/drink holder for the front saddle bag guard. $89.00 I believe
notebook: in a saddlebag or tourpak. when you need it, you are off the bike anyways.
Garage Door Opener: the DIY sticky above has 1000 posts on the GDO mounting it on the bike and activating with a flash of the highbeam, honk of the horn or added button
sunglasses: jacket pocket?
you can get the bags that mount on the rear crash bars- I use mine for water bottles, coffee cup
Tour pack organizer is another option, lid/wall or both.
Not sure if Mazz is trying to be funny or is there a difference on the lows? Not sure why the three bag pouch would interfere anymore or less then on the full size Ultras.
Doesn't Harley sell a fairing mounted windshield bag that does not interfere with the fairing vent? I thought they had came out with one for the '14 and up models.
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