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I bought this set for my 06 FXST from Zanotti's & paid around $500. It had the support brackets already built in. All I had to do to mount then was remove 4 strut bolts and then bolt the bags to the fender

 

could you tell me exactly what bag that is(manufacturer/style)? I checked Zanotti's and seems like I need a part number to look anything up.

 

CC Saddlebags. With Easy Brackets. 2 years and have held up well. Lots of choices too. Matching tool bags, etc.

 

I have a 2000 fatboy and absolutely love it, but my prior bike was an Ultra soft and cushy with all the frills for traveling. I always wanted a fatboy and had the oppertuntity to get it. After much traveling and always needing what I couldn't carry I started looking for bags much like you. Anyway at the 05 Daytona rally I ran across Boss Bags and did invest in them. I Love Them.

Their website: http://www.bossbags.com/

Yes the are pricey but I found it to be worth it. Last fall I solo'd to Sturgis for the rally tent camped to say the least and took everything i thought i might need, there was no way I could have done it with out the bags. Once at the camp site I could pop the bags off in less than 10 seconds. I prefer a sport bike but enjoy the options of back rest, bags, and shield.

I purchased the 42L3's and a couple of options for them.

My vote bossbags.............. Worth the $'s

 

Oldcorps it is the genuine HD part #90119-00B. It was 483.12 + shipping

 

Ratzila, do you have picks with those on you bike? I also have a 06 standard, look'in around for bags myself.

 

Oldcorps, I bought the detachable bags that you'r talk'n about and they were terrible, looked way out of place on my standard, very little storage, waste of money....I resold them on Ebay

 

I have a camera phone but don't know how to post pics from it. Sorry

 

Thanks for all the informative input gent's. I looked over every set of bags mentioned in this thread and it was a tough decision. I ended up ordering a set of the "leatherneck Jim's" Sequoia's and a pair of EZ brackets. Talked to him & his wife on the phone at length, and they seem very dedicated to their customers. I prefer to do business with the "mom & pop" stores anyway, if I can.
I should have them mounted up in time for the Leesburg Bikefest on the 28th, so I'll have a place for the raingear etc.

Thanks again fella's, this is a great forum!!!