[Demthios]

I'm looking for them for the main two purposes of Sturgis and KC. Wouldn't really be using them for any type of city cruising, seeing how when I head to school I'll just throw my backpack on. Now I don't have a Sissy bar or luggage rack, in the process of looking into the mini sissy right now. But I really don't want to drop the 800 bones HD wants. Plus I plan on going with a wider tire at some point and the saddle bag mounts will have to come out. Any idea's or suggestions would be great! Thanks.

 

[3OliveMartini]

i have cortech sport touring bags.. no hardware.. on and off in about 5 minutes.. holds a good bit of stuff and look pretty good too .. no need for luggage rack nor sissy bar

 

[synseer]

:them: After readind your initial post, the cortech bags came to mind. Those would probably suit your needs just fine.

 

[Demthios]

Alright thanks alot, Will have to look around for them this weekend. Whats the running price on them right now?

 

[firemedic]

How about bikerfriend bags for seat, click my link below.

 

[MikeroV]

I'm looking for the same... been considering the Kuriyakyn but have no first hand experience with them... http://kuryakyn.com/documents/installation/4171-22HD-1206.pdf

I did like the <$200 price tag!

 

[3OliveMartini]

i got mine from http://www.ridegear.com

116.95 for the saddlebags

and i think like 53.95 for the tail bag that matches

 

[zyz]

Better Bags . . .

I responded earlier to the Bagger thread but neglected to provide photos. I love my Boss Bags. They're made of leather reinforced so as not to sag, go on/off in SECONDS and leave virtually no traces. They mount on a pin and the rear shock mounts. About $800...but uinlike the HD bags, they're worth it.

Photos show the bike with/without the bags mounted.

 

[srwilliams]

I responded earlier to the Bagger thread but neglected to provide photos. I love my Boss Bags. They're made of leather reinforced so as not to sag, go on/off in SECONDS and leave virtually no traces. They mount on a pin and the rear shock mounts. About $800...but uinlike the HD bags, they're worth it.

Photos show the bike with/without the bags mounted.

I agree that these are excellent, albeit pricey bags. I had them on my FXDX and loved them. Unfortunately, they don't appear to be making them for the V-Rod anymore.

http://www.bossbags.com/vrod.html

I have the Cortech Sport Tail Bag like Elizabeth (see my avatar) and will probably go with the matching saddlebags on the D. I may try their other Tailbag/Saddlebag combo (which holds more stuff) on the AW.

Steve

 

[knightenforcer]

How about bikerfriend bags for seat, click my link below.

I agree, I had one on my Road King, great for long trips and comes on and off easily. great back support feature too.

http://www.bikersfriend.com/

 

[Roadhog]

I'm looking for them for the main two purposes of Sturgis and KC. Wouldn't really be using them for any type of city cruising, seeing how when I head to school I'll just throw my backpack on. Now I don't have a Sissy bar or luggage rack, in the process of looking into the mini sissy right now. But I really don't want to drop the 800 bones HD wants. Plus I plan on going with a wider tire at some point and the saddle bag mounts will have to come out. Any idea's or suggestions would be great! Thanks.

Cortech ! see http://www.1130cc.com/forums/showthread.php?t=70405 there's a pic of them mounted on my bike, low cost & easy on-easy off
grtz

 

[Toys 'R Me]

Just did it. Same bags as Roadhog. Tour Master Cortech Sport Saddlebags @ $116.99, Tour Master Cortech Tail Bag @ $80.99. I purchased through motorcyclegiant.com