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Right side fell off while I was going down the freeway. of course, it broke into a thousand pieces and scattered the stuff everywhere.
I got the stuff, but couldnt carry a demolished bag on the Harley, so I left it there. I know that I wish I could have gotten the lock and other hardware, but with no tools, what could
I do?
Maybe the vibration moved the fasteners or something????
So does anybody have a right side, Road King hard bag?
And what can I do to make sure this never happens again.
Aint enough duct tape in the world to fix this bag.
If anybody has a right side call my cell at 714 342-6485
I am going to the bike swap meet tomorrow morning in long beach to see if I can find one there. They have it once a month and it just happens to be tomorrow.
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