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Street Bob Saddle BagsDyna Models |
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New Family
Ride: 2006 Dyna Streetbob FXDBI
Join Date: 2008, Jul 10
Location: Germany
Posts: 2
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Re: Street Bob Saddle Bags
Hard Street Saddle bags. Your stuff dosen't get wet and you can lock them. You can buy the pro builder kit for about $400, but you need to paint them. That is what I am going to put on Street Bob. If you have any questions just email me. The kit also come with rubber mounted brackets and all hardware. If I remember right they should just bolt on. You can painted ons but they cost about $700 without hardware. Save your self some and have somebody paint. You will need a turn signal relocator, but you can flush mount type light before you paint, so you don't paint then cut a hole.
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New Family
Ride: 2007 Dyna Street Bob
Join Date: 2008, Aug 06
Posts: 3
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Re: Street Bob Saddle Bags
I have Leatherlyke, which aren't too expensive, easy to put on or take off, lockable, and double as coolers for when, you know, you need a cooler. Google em up. You do have to relocate the lights but that should be done anyway cuz the laydown plate with the lights looks really cool.
The fox creek bags don't require turn signal relocation. Fox Creek is an American business with an excellent reputation, apparently their jackets are the bomb. |
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Start The Engine
Ride: 2007 Silver SuperGlide
Join Date: 2007, Sep 02
Location: Tempe, AZ
Posts: 30
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Re: Street Bob Saddle Bags
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IMHO the bike looks a whole lot better with the laydown license plate and the closer-in turn signals than it did stock. Good luck.
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Community Guru Wannabe
Ride: 2007 Road glide
Join Date: 2008, Jan 02
Location: Wisconsin
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Re: Street Bob Saddle Bags
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The Hd leather bags on my Fatboy are over 11years old and still in great shape with a lot of miles on them. Cheap bags and cheap mounts may not hold up as well. As so shop around some dealers you may find a set on sale of some they want to move at a good price. And if the bag won't hold at least you leather jacket it might be worthless ![]()
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Start The Engine
Ride: 2008 Street Bob
Join Date: 2008, Aug 03
Location: Holly Springs, NC
Posts: 21
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Re: Street Bob Saddle Bags
Licks makes great, compact, out of the way bags and they are currently working on one for the Dyna...but you can see what they've done with other models.
Lick's Custom Cycles ... custom motorcycles, tanks, parts and accessories, plus new and used bikes, at good prices. |
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New Family
Ride: 08 Street Bob
Join Date: 2008, May 29
Location: San Antonio, Tejas
Posts: 8
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Relocation Kit questions
I am defintiely getting the turn signal relo kit with laid doen plate. I was looking over my bike and had a question. What needs to be done with the stock mount area? Is there an insert or something? I just bought my first Dyna 08 Street Bob this weekend so the upgrade list is getting made now.
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Play The Throttle
Ride: 2006 Dyna Street Bob
Join Date: 2008, Mar 09
Location: I am CANADIAN
Posts: 169
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Re: Relocation Kit questions
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I would recommend sticking with the HD quick release, especially on a Street Bob. You're not gonna want those bags on there all the time!
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New Family
Ride: 08 Street Bob
Join Date: 2008, May 29
Location: San Antonio, Tejas
Posts: 8
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Re: Street Bob Saddle Bags
Thanks Bigfoot. I was really curious if I was going to have to swap out the struts or something.
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Play The Throttle
Ride: 2006 Dyna Street Bob
Join Date: 2008, Mar 09
Location: I am CANADIAN
Posts: 169
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Re: Street Bob Saddle Bags
You should see the NEW Rigid locking Leather Saddle Bags from HD.
On their website. Dealer tells me they come with mounting hardware but are not quick release. I plan on mounting them to my quick release sideplates with a little custom drilling and bolts. Badabing. Quick detach bags.
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