Saddlebag locks
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From: Charlotte, NC
RE: Saddlebag locks
ORIGINAL: wesd41
Damn! That is so freakin' simple! I can't believe I didn't think of it. Thanks, fatboylust, you just saved me a couple hundred bucks.
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Damn! That is so freakin' simple! I can't believe I didn't think of it. Thanks, fatboylust, you just saved me a couple hundred bucks.
I love this forum.
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RE: Saddlebag locks
one: locks are to keep honest people honest.
If a thief really wants in your bags (being cheap thin plastic or fibreglass) he will get in and quickly.
If you keep your lids locked, they can't get to the wire bales inside anyway.
If you're worried about overnight at a motel, take them in with you.
But it would suck to come out in the morning and not have a bike to put the bags back on to!
jmo
If a thief really wants in your bags (being cheap thin plastic or fibreglass) he will get in and quickly.
If you keep your lids locked, they can't get to the wire bales inside anyway.
If you're worried about overnight at a motel, take them in with you.
But it would suck to come out in the morning and not have a bike to put the bags back on to!
jmo
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From: Rural Maryland, U.S.A.
RE: Saddlebag locks
ORIGINAL: fatboylust
You could remove the "D" ring from the pins after the bags are on the bike, then if someone pry the lids and tries to twist the pins they will need supper human strength. When you wish to remove them you can make tool of you own just for your use.
FBL
You could remove the "D" ring from the pins after the bags are on the bike, then if someone pry the lids and tries to twist the pins they will need supper human strength. When you wish to remove them you can make tool of you own just for your use.
FBL
Of course, as long as I have the tool with me the bags will never have to be removed.[8D]
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Joined: Mar 2006
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From: Winslow, Arizona
RE: Saddlebag locks
ORIGINAL: wildwill
You might want to make sure you have the 'removal tool' withyou at all times. I know for sure if I removed the D rings on my RK and didn't carry the 'removal tool' with me, I'd be 100 miles from home and the bags would have to be removed for whatever reason and I'd be SOL. Just my kinda luck. [sm=headbang.gif]
Of course, as long as I have the tool with me the bags will never have to be removed.[8D]
ORIGINAL: fatboylust
You could remove the "D" ring from the pins after the bags are on the bike, then if someone pry the lids and tries to twist the pins they will need supper human strength. When you wish to remove them you can make tool of you own just for your use.
FBL
You could remove the "D" ring from the pins after the bags are on the bike, then if someone pry the lids and tries to twist the pins they will need supper human strength. When you wish to remove them you can make tool of you own just for your use.
FBL
Of course, as long as I have the tool with me the bags will never have to be removed.[8D]
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From: Charlotte, NC
RE: Saddlebag locks
ORIGINAL: choochoo
one: locks are to keep honest people honest.
If a thief really wants in your bags (being cheap thin plastic or fibreglass) he will get in and quickly.
If you keep your lids locked, they can't get to the wire bales inside anyway.
If you're worried about overnight at a motel, take them in with you.
But it would suck to come out in the morning and not have a bike to put the bags back on to!
jmo
one: locks are to keep honest people honest.
If a thief really wants in your bags (being cheap thin plastic or fibreglass) he will get in and quickly.
If you keep your lids locked, they can't get to the wire bales inside anyway.
If you're worried about overnight at a motel, take them in with you.
But it would suck to come out in the morning and not have a bike to put the bags back on to!
jmo
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