could be the angle but.... is the right side bag not as close to the fender as the left?

I like that fender

 

Nothing a little tweaking wont fix. i had to do a little.

 

I went with Baddad as well. I still haven't figured out a way to get the gap on both sides the same. I'm out of ideas on how to fix that problem, but I still love the way they look. Even though I like the idea of these bags using stock Harley lids and hardware, if I had it to do over again I would probably have got Gator Box bags. I think the remote keyless entry system they have is really cool and the bags look great.

 

I agree, but the Hydraulic system uses up alot of valuable space, wish they had a smaller cylinder.

 

Been fixed, was done after the pics were taken, also taken before the air-ride was installed.

 

BadX , seeya still have detatch kit for tour pack,Did you have to modify fender or does miwaukees fender clear, Was thinking BadDad but that could sway my choice.

 

I wonder how 2in Bad Dad extensions would look with the longer fender cut down to match the 2in bag extensions?

 

We had to cut the holes for the rear supports but the stock detachable backrest stuff works with no mods required.

Doesn't someone make a detachable tourpak mount that utilizes the detachable backrest setup?

 

If I were to do it again, I"d look at the Klock Works rear fender, because its medal and a full fender and not sitting on the old fender, mine is Milwakee bagger fender cover, and as for the bags yea they tend to scrap if you lean it on turns. Use a skid plate on the bags also the seams on molding the extension is slightly visable if you want to look for it, but my bike isn't a show bike.
No money to switch so thanks Milwakee Bagger.

 

Is there ever any vibration/noise with the fender covers?