I just installed the hogliners, saddlebag carpet liners in my Road Glide Ultra. Everything went well, momma helped me, I think having an extra set of hands was helpful. I really like the way they turned out, the bottoms are level and the sides are not that thick so I didn't lose much space. The instructions were pretty good, I actually read them. I figured working with glue I had better read first. I did have to trim the styrafoam on the bottoms as the instructions said, not all of the bags are exactly the same measurements. Thanks for reading, Jim

 

I have them too. I just ordered the kit for the lids to finish it off. Nice product.

 

I bought the HD liner inserts at least a year ago. They probably take up slightly more room than the HogLiners, but I don't have to glue them in, so I can remove them if necessary when I load my luggage liners. Sure is nice not hearing loose items bounce around! :-)

 

Thx for that post, I now know what liners I have in my bags, came with the bike when I bought it last year, never put much thought to it other then I like them lined, so now I know as these are glued in and the previous owner did a great job!

 

My Hogliner kit came yesterday! I've read the instructions, but still need to pick up the supplies. Just hope the install goes smoothly. I have the zip-up tote liners too, but the Hogliners will give the bags that "finished" look.

 

Upolstery shops usually do a phenominal job, and for less money that the HD liners cost !!

 

The loctite 200 spray adhesive has a lot of over spray. I cut the box that the liners came in and used it as a work top on top of the table. We also used goo- gone to clean up the over spray and our hands. Just follow the instructions and take your time. You do have time to rearrange the liner to get it in the right spot, so dont freak out. The extra set of hands really helped.

 

Just put them in also. Easy to do and looks great. Good product.