Bag replacement - blank cover?
Bag replacement - blank cover?
Hey all.
So once in a while on my RKS I want to remove the bags when I have no need for storage. But the back area is not exactly pretty without the bag. Does anyone sell a sort of blank cover that just screws in where the bag would? I hope this is making sense. lol
I have searched long and far, and nothing comes up.
Thanks
So once in a while on my RKS I want to remove the bags when I have no need for storage. But the back area is not exactly pretty without the bag. Does anyone sell a sort of blank cover that just screws in where the bag would? I hope this is making sense. lol
I have searched long and far, and nothing comes up.
Thanks
HDF Community Team
Joined: Jan 2020
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From: Colorado
No need for the saddle bags, what kind of sacrilegious mindset is that in the first place on a touring frame bike??
Where you going to keep the tool kit, the battery jumper pack, wet gear clothing and extra gloves and such that you may still need for a short ride, much less put the stripper purse when you pull one for the night?
Where you going to keep the tool kit, the battery jumper pack, wet gear clothing and extra gloves and such that you may still need for a short ride, much less put the stripper purse when you pull one for the night?
Road Warrior
Joined: Jun 2008
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From: On a Large Sandbar, NY
look at this thread...I don't think they are in business anymore (I believe they were called Quick Skirts)....but it may give you an idea to come up with something custom.
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/touri...ving-bags.html
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/touri...ving-bags.html
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Joined: Aug 2013
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From: Somewhere on the Bourbon trail
You could always trade in your King for a Softail Heritage Classic or an older Deluxe. The Softail bikes solved that problem already. And you can fit the touring saddlebags on the Softails, otherwise you're SOL.
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