SaddlebagSecure™ - NO MORE WORRIES ABOUT STOLEN SADDLEBAGS ON HARLEY TOURING BIKES!
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06-07-2010 | 05:44 PM
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I bought bag locks for my RK Classic's soft bags from the dealer which turned out to be junk. Found another type from INERTIA that are a great product but now that the bags were locked I still worried about someone stealing the whole bag. Like lionsm13 I was going to rig up something using an allen bolt, lock nut and locktite but figured it would be a pain to get my bags off.
Glad I ran across this thread. Looks like a simple solution to the problem. Not looking to keep the harden criminal away, hell he would just take the whole bike. Just looking to make it harder on the weekend crook and give me a lil piece of mind when I walk away from my bike.
Glad I ran across this thread. Looks like a simple solution to the problem. Not looking to keep the harden criminal away, hell he would just take the whole bike. Just looking to make it harder on the weekend crook and give me a lil piece of mind when I walk away from my bike.
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06-07-2010 | 06:53 PM
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I bought bag locks for my RK Classic's soft bags from the dealer which turned out to be junk. Found another type from INERTIA that are a great product but now that the bags were locked I still worried about someone stealing the whole bag. Like lionsm13 I was going to rig up something using an allen bolt, lock nut and locktite but figured it would be a pain to get my bags off.
Glad I ran across this thread. Looks like a simple solution to the problem. Not looking to keep the harden criminal away, hell he would just take the whole bike. Just looking to make it harder on the weekend crook and give me a lil piece of mind when I walk away from my bike.
Glad I ran across this thread. Looks like a simple solution to the problem. Not looking to keep the harden criminal away, hell he would just take the whole bike. Just looking to make it harder on the weekend crook and give me a lil piece of mind when I walk away from my bike.
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06-13-2010 | 08:10 AM
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06-18-2010 | 11:24 AM
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06-21-2010 | 11:19 PM
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Just wanted to order the seat screw, but ordered the saddlebag secure as well. The seat screw is a great idea- I can't believe that Harley only provides one simple screw (or even worse, the aftermarket thumb screws) to secure a seat worth hundreds of dollars, when other manufacturers use a key lock to secure their seats.
Just a suggestion- I realize that you must gain access inside a locked saddlebag to unscrew the security screws with your key, but I think it would be prudent of you to not sell anyone the key alone, unless you check to see that they have ordered one of your products in the past- at least that would prevent anyone from buying your generic key.
Just a suggestion- I realize that you must gain access inside a locked saddlebag to unscrew the security screws with your key, but I think it would be prudent of you to not sell anyone the key alone, unless you check to see that they have ordered one of your products in the past- at least that would prevent anyone from buying your generic key.
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06-21-2010 | 11:35 PM
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Just wanted to order the seat screw, but ordered the saddlebag secure as well. The seat screw is a great idea- I can't believe that Harley only provides one simple screw (or even worse, the aftermarket thumb screws) to secure a seat worth hundreds of dollars, when other manufacturers use a key lock to secure their seats.
Just a suggestion- I realize that you must gain access inside a locked saddlebag to unscrew the security screws with your key, but I think it would be prudent of you to not sell anyone the key alone, unless you check to see that they have ordered one of your products in the past- at least that would prevent anyone from buying your generic key.
Just a suggestion- I realize that you must gain access inside a locked saddlebag to unscrew the security screws with your key, but I think it would be prudent of you to not sell anyone the key alone, unless you check to see that they have ordered one of your products in the past- at least that would prevent anyone from buying your generic key.
Thanks for checking us out and purchasing!
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07-01-2010 | 08:06 AM
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07-01-2010 | 03:44 PM
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07-05-2010 | 04:48 AM
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