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Take a look at Calvary bags. I really like the look and have heard nothing but good things about them. I am considering them myself. Old style retro looking.
I was going to post the same question. I like the look of the CVO style compared to the aftermarket stretched bags. There are two other sellers on e-bay selling similar bags. I also would like hear some first hand experience with these bags.
Those bags look to be of better quality than the ones I got and the cut outs are round. Well if you guys get them let us know I might be right behind you!
Called and talked to Eastern Performance. Theyre exactly like the CVO bags and he had no issues with them. Thicker than the fairing factory bags and claims they fit better than the cvo bags.
Called and talked to Eastern Performance. Theyre exactly like the CVO bags and he had no issues with them. Thicker than the fairing factory bags and claims they fit better than the cvo bags.
Ordered! Just need to get a painter lined up.
Cool, Let us know what you think when they arrive.
Called and talked to Eastern Performance. Theyre exactly like the CVO bags and he had no issues with them. Thicker than the fairing factory bags and claims they fit better than the cvo bags.
Ordered! Just need to get a painter lined up.
Umm Did you think the salesman was going to tell you they were crap? But good luck with them. I hope it all works out for you.
The bag are only the lower part. Most places you have to buy new lids and hardware. But all you do is take off the hardware on your bags and sell them with out it. A person that is intrested is used bags is someone that crushed theres and will have harware. Bad Dad sells OEm harley lids for 115 each
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