Removed my Saddlebag Guards, you?
#11
To be honest I like the look and think they protect the bags from num nuts tht park to close.
I am in the process of getting a new CVO Ultra Classic and am bummed that I am going to have t purchase a set for that bike. Maybe anyway. I hae to have to put any more $ into a bike that expensive.
Seems like Harley is the only company in America that does not understand we are in a recession. But that is going to bite them down the raod.
Kids today do not care about owning a Harley when they are able to.
When we werre in shcool everyone that either wanted to ride or planned on it after high school wanted a Harley as soon as they could afford one.
Now they all want the metrics cause they can afford them. And they are all water cooled.
I am in the process of getting a new CVO Ultra Classic and am bummed that I am going to have t purchase a set for that bike. Maybe anyway. I hae to have to put any more $ into a bike that expensive.
Seems like Harley is the only company in America that does not understand we are in a recession. But that is going to bite them down the raod.
Kids today do not care about owning a Harley when they are able to.
When we werre in shcool everyone that either wanted to ride or planned on it after high school wanted a Harley as soon as they could afford one.
Now they all want the metrics cause they can afford them. And they are all water cooled.
#12
#13
I got some of the guards that fit in the front of the bags, haven't put them on yet, but seriously thinking about puttin' em' on if it ever warms up here.
I know that in a real accident they wouldn't do much of anything, but I don't think that's what their intended for anyway.
I think that they're intended for the stupid accidents that happen at slow speed w/these cumbersome hogs..
I know that in a real accident they wouldn't do much of anything, but I don't think that's what their intended for anyway.
I think that they're intended for the stupid accidents that happen at slow speed w/these cumbersome hogs..
#14
I had considered taking mine off, but a month after buying the bike, had a little incident in a parking lot trying to 180 into a parking space. Bike went over, got a dent on the saddlebag guard. Would have hated to see the damage it would have done to the very expensive bag. Cost me $40 to put a new guard on (since people take them off and sell them cheap), would have been over ten times that to replace the bag. So, the guards stay on.
#16