Saddlebag lid/lock conversion
Road Master
Joined: Jun 2014
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From: westland Michigan
Well be embarrassed if you will. I am by no means a rep but have a number of their items. Granted this is not the best but it is an improvement of sorts. To call them a turd speaks volumes about your character. Tell us what Harley security modifications you have come up with gipper? Speaking of turds, pretty crappy (lol) username you have there. 
And you will not be able to open the bags as you can on 14+ lids. It is however an added security measure. There are various lock configurations available as well as locations. I myself am owning up to the fact that my lock location was not ideal but it is what it is and was my decision without the bags on the bike as it was in rebuild at the time. Something to carefully consider should a person choose to go this route.
And you will not be able to open the bags as you can on 14+ lids. It is however an added security measure. There are various lock configurations available as well as locations. I myself am owning up to the fact that my lock location was not ideal but it is what it is and was my decision without the bags on the bike as it was in rebuild at the time. Something to carefully consider should a person choose to go this route.
Batman
Road Master
Joined: Jul 2010
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From: Centeral Coast, California
"Im agreeing with it looks like THE turd of ALL TURDS. The 14 and up bags have locks built into them already and there hidden well enough too. Works just fine so far also. If they really want to steal them no amount of turd add on's is gonna stop them from being taken. BUT they might see the turd lock on it and say no just cause they look so bad. Just saying..."
I think the biggest problem with the original post is that there's virtually nothing that's "pretty similar" to the Rushmore style one-handed latch system. Different design and function entirely. Using the same standard of similarity might result in someone assessing that a crotch rocket is "pretty similar" to an FLHX.
And, while we're at it, I agree with the turd analogy.
And, while we're at it, I agree with the turd analogy.
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Joined: Dec 2011
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From: California
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