Bagger Bags
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6th Gear
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Bagger Bags
I posted this question on a smaller, more model specific forum and didn't get any response, so I figured I should expand the base that sees the question.
http://www.baggerbags.com/
Anyone ever heard of these guys? I'm looking to go with 4" longer bags and they have a part that I might need. I'm looking to go with the Top Shop Viper bags and want to keep my stock fender, but the side fillers look bad with that setup. They have a stretched filler (SKU EPB0143) that he said he can make without the scallops on the sides that would look good for cheap, but I can't find any information on them except for their webpage and Facebook page. Also, if I don't buy the Top Shop bags, Bagger Bags has bags that are half the price of all the rest of them that I've found. I know you typically get what you pay for, but that isn't always true, so if any of you all have used anything from them, any information would be appreciated.
http://www.baggerbags.com/
Anyone ever heard of these guys? I'm looking to go with 4" longer bags and they have a part that I might need. I'm looking to go with the Top Shop Viper bags and want to keep my stock fender, but the side fillers look bad with that setup. They have a stretched filler (SKU EPB0143) that he said he can make without the scallops on the sides that would look good for cheap, but I can't find any information on them except for their webpage and Facebook page. Also, if I don't buy the Top Shop bags, Bagger Bags has bags that are half the price of all the rest of them that I've found. I know you typically get what you pay for, but that isn't always true, so if any of you all have used anything from them, any information would be appreciated.
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I was in your position not too long ago. I was looking for bags but honestly didnt want to pay up for the top shop, ness, or other big name bags.
I bought Fairing Factory bags on ebay for like $400 and I must say I am VERY glad I did...
I was worried but when they showed up I was happy!
What a lot of it comes down to, is how much prep. the cheap bags will likely need a ton of prep which equals $$$$ to your body/paint guy.
The FF bags do need prep because they are injection molded but not as much as some of the fiberglass bags will need.
Good luck.
I bought Fairing Factory bags on ebay for like $400 and I must say I am VERY glad I did...
I was worried but when they showed up I was happy!
What a lot of it comes down to, is how much prep. the cheap bags will likely need a ton of prep which equals $$$$ to your body/paint guy.
The FF bags do need prep because they are injection molded but not as much as some of the fiberglass bags will need.
Good luck.
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6th Gear
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From: Knoxville, TN
I was in your position not too long ago. I was looking for bags but honestly didnt want to pay up for the top shop, ness, or other big name bags.
I bought Fairing Factory bags on ebay for like $400 and I must say I am VERY glad I did...
I was worried but when they showed up I was happy!
What a lot of it comes down to, is how much prep. the cheap bags will likely need a ton of prep which equals $$$$ to your body/paint guy.
The FF bags do need prep because they are injection molded but not as much as some of the fiberglass bags will need.
Good luck.
I bought Fairing Factory bags on ebay for like $400 and I must say I am VERY glad I did...
I was worried but when they showed up I was happy!
What a lot of it comes down to, is how much prep. the cheap bags will likely need a ton of prep which equals $$$$ to your body/paint guy.
The FF bags do need prep because they are injection molded but not as much as some of the fiberglass bags will need.
Good luck.
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