The 48 is a great looking bike. Before I got my Slim I was seriously wanting one. Maybe down the road but I'm very happy with the Slim.

 

Dutch101st

I really like it, great choice in my book.

 

They are true duals.

 

Don't let on how much you miss "her", you don't want any cat fights on the Islands. I'm guessing' there is a new ride coming your way for the bride?

'Grats SoCal

 

Yes please details on that seat. Looks much more comfortable than the stock.

 

It's the Mustang Tripper.

 

Dutch101st
The Leatherworks web site and install video helped some.
Do you have the part numbers for:
1. Leatherworks saddlebags
2. Easy Brackets
and did you need to relocate turn signals?



Thanks

 

You can look up what you need here:
http://www.leatherworksinc.com/searc...ine%20&%20Slim

If you go to the "For your motorcycle" button then select from the drop downs make and model, you will see everything you need. Brackets are on the bottom left that you will need- they are proprietary to Leatherworks, and to my knowledge no one else makes them. And NO you do not need to relocate anything, it all fits. You will need to be handy with a drill however to mount them (have to drill through the plastic backs). Also, there are no instructions (that I recall) but they give you all the mounting hardware.

They are a great company to work with- didnt have what I wanted in stock, so the gentleman I talked with said that they would have to make them (they do custom work too). That was Thursday. That Saturday they were on my doorstep. Quickest turn around I have ever had from a vendor!

Of course it helps that they are in Stockton and I am here near Sacramento...50 mile trip.

I will buy from them again for sure!!

 

She's been eyeballing vintage Triumphs some. So we'll see.

Thanks for the congrats everyone.

 

Saddlebags
http://www.leatherworksinc.com/103-l.../#!prettyPhoto

Mounts
http://www.leatherworksinc.com/softail-slim-brackets/

Then sell my Solo Bag.
That's my plan anyway.