Saddlebags
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RE: Saddlebags
I reccomend mine, they should fit yours (same generation bike as mine), however I do not have a p/n but they are a HD part, they say sportster on the side and have those clip in clasps you see on things like backpacks but have the leather and buckle over them for appearance, the turns signals don't have to be moved however, as for capacity they are quite large, I took my bike to get some stuff at the store and I fit a six pack of bottled beer, 2 lbs of burger(double bagged just in case so it didnt leak ) a pack of hot dogs a large bag of doritos hot dog buns and hamburger buns just in the bags and there was still some space left
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RE: Saddlebags
I picked up some from Don's Cycle Ware (www.donscycleware.com). No relocation required. Looks and quality and fit is pretty good. SLANT STYLE SADDLEBAGS 2003 1 46.95
> Subtotal 46.95
> Shipping 13.80
> Total 60.75
> Subtotal 46.95
> Shipping 13.80
> Total 60.75
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RE: Saddlebags
I have bags on my 2007 883 Low that were originally supposed to be for my hubby's Night Train but they weren't working for him (long story), so I ended up with them. They aren't leather, though. They are Willie & Max Ranger Series Slant bags. They zip off. I didn't have to move signals or anything .. not sure if that would be the same for the 2003 or not. But anyway, they are nice, good size bags - I thought at first they might beTOO big, buteveryone says they look fine. I may not have chosen them for myself, but now that I have them on there, I love them.
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