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Old 07-01-2010, 07:46 PM
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I dont like the look of all these slanted looking saddle bags. Anyone know of any that look straight and NOT slanted that are affordable?
 
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Jaffrum and Leatherup are about as cheap as you can get, but they are cheap bags in every sense of the words. Willie and Max are what I what I bought when I wanted the least expensive bags I could get that weren't junk. How much money do you consider cheap? Every saddlebag company on earth make both slant and standard shape bags. Just name your poison.
 

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Saddlemen makes a teardrop shape that fits nicely. I don't know if you think they are priced right but they are excellent quality.
 
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ScottyF, I have some brand new strait bags that I will let go cheep.....was going to put them on my old bike but sold it before I could put them on...if you would like pics let me know
 
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Try E bay!
 
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Too slanted?

 
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As long as they clear rear shocks, that's why slants are kind of made for Dynas
 
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Too slanted?

Those look good, what are those?
 
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Basic HD bags. They have a couple other selections and distressed as well. Not the biggest, and don't lock but work ok for me. You can hard mount pretty close to the fenders as well.

 
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I have these saddlebags on my Fat Bob, have them because this is my only vehicle.

Very happy with them.

 

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