Saddle Bag Filler Panels - What's Good, What's Bad??
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Saddle Bag Filler Panels - What's Good, What's Bad??
Hi All,
The bike is a 2005 Ultra Classic and I've been looking to add Saddle Bag Filler Panels to it for some time now. The Bike has Saddle bag guard rails fitted and I understand some panels will require holes drilled in them to make them fit.
But whats good, whats bad. Where did you buy them, what did you pay. Did you spray them to match or where they pre sprayed.
Has anyone made their own? Would be intrested it that option not a lot of dosh to spare at the moment.
Thanks in Advance.
Mark A.
The bike is a 2005 Ultra Classic and I've been looking to add Saddle Bag Filler Panels to it for some time now. The Bike has Saddle bag guard rails fitted and I understand some panels will require holes drilled in them to make them fit.
But whats good, whats bad. Where did you buy them, what did you pay. Did you spray them to match or where they pre sprayed.
Has anyone made their own? Would be intrested it that option not a lot of dosh to spare at the moment.
Thanks in Advance.
Mark A.
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I got them from the stealer. Mine are painted to match and were around $150 I think.....can't remember. They look better than without. I think it is a part they should put on at the factory but why give away anything, right? I do know the chrome version is cheaper. Only $84 on the dealer site I use.
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Got my at the dealer during a 20% off sale. Paid about $125. They make them in guard and no guard style. One has a cut out for Road King style guards. Didn't see an option for Ultra style guard cutouts. Its a factory order paint item. Upside...the paint matches your bike. Downside...they can't give you a delivery date and my dealer said don't call for 8wks, they will be in when there in. Does fill this area and makes it look complete compared to the "bolt cover" items sold by HD or Kury. I did see an article in a mag about how to make them yourself using cardboard to mock up the flat pattern to bend and make your own. It will take some Sheetmetal skill. I work in sheetmetal design and still opted to buy the factory ones compared to making my own. Lot of work to make your own and skill will be a factor in how good they look when done. Then you still will have to find a painter to match the paint. Wish you the best in getting what you want, IMO it completes and cleans up the look from the rear, worth the price of admission.
Added pic of fillers. Not the best angle was taking pic of exhaust but you can see the fillers
Added pic of fillers. Not the best angle was taking pic of exhaust but you can see the fillers
Last edited by BADBREW; 06-24-2010 at 10:30 AM.
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Hi All,
The bike is a 2005 Ultra Classic and I've been looking to add Saddle Bag Filler Panels to it for some time now. The Bike has Saddle bag guard rails fitted and I understand some panels will require holes drilled in them to make them fit.
But whats good, whats bad. Where did you buy them, what did you pay. Did you spray them to match or where they pre sprayed.
Has anyone made their own? Would be intrested it that option not a lot of dosh to spare at the moment.
Thanks in Advance.
Mark A.
The bike is a 2005 Ultra Classic and I've been looking to add Saddle Bag Filler Panels to it for some time now. The Bike has Saddle bag guard rails fitted and I understand some panels will require holes drilled in them to make them fit.
But whats good, whats bad. Where did you buy them, what did you pay. Did you spray them to match or where they pre sprayed.
Has anyone made their own? Would be intrested it that option not a lot of dosh to spare at the moment.
Thanks in Advance.
Mark A.
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