saddlebag studs or no ?
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Road Warrior
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saddlebag studs or no ?
I'm probably getting Iron bags and not yet sure of getting Road King studs on them or plain. I did get the water bottle holders with studs, so maybe I have to now ?
My best choice would be to wait till I see some on bikes, but I can't wait !!
thanks
My best choice would be to wait till I see some on bikes, but I can't wait !!
thanks
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Road Warrior
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From: West Liberty, Ohio
since you ask,
1)I think they are ugly. I would rather have heritage bags or hard RK bags.
2)everybody else has them
3)if you was ever going to change bags, what sells better new or used? I got maximum $
4)they are plastic with covers
1)I think they are ugly. I would rather have heritage bags or hard RK bags.
2)everybody else has them
3)if you was ever going to change bags, what sells better new or used? I got maximum $
4)they are plastic with covers
The Iron bags are cool.
My personal opinion but obviously your choice...unless you are going to stud the entire bike out, I wouldn't go with studded bags...I think a totally studded look with fringe is awesome but I know others who can't stand it...if you like an old school look, do it, if not, go without the studs...in either case, be sure to post some pics when you're done!
My personal opinion but obviously your choice...unless you are going to stud the entire bike out, I wouldn't go with studded bags...I think a totally studded look with fringe is awesome but I know others who can't stand it...if you like an old school look, do it, if not, go without the studs...in either case, be sure to post some pics when you're done!
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