anyone with saddlebags on your sporty, any pics ?
#32
03-13-2013, 02:20 PM
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#33
03-13-2013, 02:22 PM
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03-13-2013, 04:19 PM
#36
03-14-2013, 09:11 AM
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Are there any bags that don't require a turn signal relo but will still let the 'lil lady have somewhere to put her feet ?
I don't like the look of the relocated signals & I 'm not a fan of luggage racks, so gf must wear a backpack if we go away, this is not ideal as the backpack has space for only her stuff (of course) & gets uncomfy after a few hours.
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Are there any bags that don't require a turn signal relo but will still let the 'lil lady have somewhere to put her feet ?
I don't like the look of the relocated signals & I 'm not a fan of luggage racks, so gf must wear a backpack if we go away, this is not ideal as the backpack has space for only her stuff (of course) & gets uncomfy after a few hours.
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We make this bag with two different lids, the curved style shown in the photo above, and the box style shown in the photo below. The photo below is of an older throw over version we were working on, but we discontinued once we got the detachable system developed.
The new bags sit in the same location and give room for the passengers feet. They are quick detach, and do not require turn signal relocation. They have locking lids and will not rub the paint off of your side covers like throw overs will. We don't have them on our website yet, but I can send you more info if you pm me and give me your email address (forum won't let me attach files).
Keep ridin'
Garry
#37
03-14-2013, 09:41 AM
Road Master
This might be what you are looking for:
We make this bag with two different lids, the curved style shown in the photo above, and the box style shown in the photo below. The photo below is of an older throw over version we were working on, but we discontinued once we got the detachable system developed.
We make this bag with two different lids, the curved style shown in the photo above, and the box style shown in the photo below. The photo below is of an older throw over version we were working on, but we discontinued once we got the detachable system developed.
#39
03-14-2013, 11:36 AM
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