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I called AdvanBlack and they said that their liners only fit their bags. They definitely do not have anything that will fit a saddlebag with an HD stock amp in it. I cannot believe that no vendor out there makes a saddlebag liner to fit a 2019 CVO Street Glide. I have checked everywhere!
I have a 19 with the stretch bags and my order just came in today and Ill let you know if they fit
Those are the H-D premium fitted saddlebag liners. They are a bit pricey, but I used my H-D rewards $$ and got 'em for next to nada. For '14 and later bikes, these are the ones you want. You can find them from some of the H-D online dealers for a discount or on fleabay.
Something I've noticed on my 2020 FLTRXS is the heat from the pipes radiating into the saddlebags. It was probably the same with my FLHXS but I guess I didn't pay much attention then. I'm looking into some sort of insulating material for the bottom of the bag and am wondering if these provide any heat relief from the pipes. Any thoughts on that with these liners? Thanks
I have Rush Big Louies, which are ceramic coated, if that makes any difference to what you have. The liners are flat at the bottom, so the stretch at the bottom of the bags is essentially dead space. After long rides, I don't notice any heat when I grab stuff in the bottom of the bag like my wallet or glasses.
We went with Hardstreet liners. My wife saw them in Daytona last year and that was all she wanted for Christmas. I got them and installed them. They look very nice. Not better or worse just different. We open the bags and people go WOW.
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