Which bag extensions
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Which bag extensions
Well I scuffed the bottom edge of my saddlebag pretty bad.(long story dont wanna remind myself of right now lol). New extended bags are not an option right now . I like the look of the cvo extensions. The seam does not bother or look out of place to me. I have seen some others that look just like the cvo for alot cheaper. Is the quality any good on these? Which ones should I get? my step dad is a bodyman and will hook me up with painting. Going to do the inner fairing same time.
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An inch might do it. Damage is just on the edge I think will have to check it out. Are those polished aluminum or chrome? Looks good. I was thinking if I went that route the black contrast would look cool on mine with some other stuff I was going to add eventually
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Look into the Bad Dad Extensions. They can be fiberglassed in without having that God awful line in them. I'm getting ready to order some myself.
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I'm getting ready to order a set today/tomorrow, unless I can find a better alternative, that is. So far, these are the best I've seen for my needs; a 2" extension, so I can still see the pipes.
The nice thing is, you only have to use body filler, not fiberglass, and it looks pretty straight-forward to complete.
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I found a set of Screamin' Eagle extensions on eBay for under $200 shipped and put 'em on my bike a few months ago. I'm happy with them. Here's the link to my write up:
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/touri...xtensions.html
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/touri...xtensions.html