Stretched bags recommendations
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Cruiser
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From: chicago
Stretched bags recommendations
Really interested in purchasing stretched bags for my 2010 RG. There are MANY manufacturers online. Any recommendations, good or bad, out there? Pics would be nice also. Thanks in advance!
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Are you just doing bags or adding a rear fender as well? I currently have Dirty Birds Top Shelf bags and fender seen on my signature picture. Most of the ones out there like Bad Dad, Fat Baggers, Top Shop, Voodoo, Paul Yaffe, Dirty Bird etc all make good quality products. Its just a matter of what you are willing to spend and styling.
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I went with Bad Dad bags and rear fender but as mentioned above there are several good choices out there. Top Shop is another popular company. thefactorymatch.com has bags from Top Shop color matched to your bike which is nice.
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From: chatham il
I've been looking as well, I like the took of the longer custom 4.5" range bags but I don't want to have a bike that's scrapping all the time. It's not very reassuring when all these manufacturers sell "skid plates" for there bags. To me it's also a package look. If your going with long bags you need side panels or they look like a square block. Then it's like might as well do a stretched tank..... Damn... My 21" doesn't look quite right maybe a 23" or 26"? I love the look I just have mixed feelings. Kesean has the answer... 2 bikes!!! Tourer and a bagger.
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I've been looking as well, I like the took of the longer custom 4.5" range bags but I don't want to have a bike that's scrapping all the time. It's not very reassuring when all these manufacturers sell "skid plates" for there bags. To me it's also a package look. If your going with long bags you need side panels or they look like a square block
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Eastern Performance CVO style bags get good reviews, and at $315 don't break the bank. http://www.ebay.com/itm/CUSTOM-STRET...9TvQsA&vxp=mtr
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Jmc22 has some nice quality parts there. I've been looking at that exact setup, minus the side panels. I'm pretty sure my wife would be pretty pissed about those side panels in her way. However jmc22 doesn't have rear pegs on his bike so I don't think he is worried about that. Looking at a 4.5" bag with a bike on its kickstand I'm not sure how easily they would drag but I'm sure they will sooner than later, which is the only thing holding me back at this point.