Extended Hard Saddlebags Harley Road King Street Glide Electra Glide Road Glide on 2040-parts.com
Nor-Cal, US
Hard Saddle Bags w/ Gloss Finish
WE CAN SAY THESE SADDLE BAGS ARE THE BEST QUALITY ON THE MARKET! YOU WILL BE HARD PRESSED TO PROVE US WRONG.
Description:
These are not your typical injection molded ABS plastic bags that are mass produced. Each of our saddle bags take 30+ hours to produce. In order to prevent cracking, we have developed our CNC cut molds using multiple layers sheets of solid fiberglass in resin instead of the traditional compressed fiberglass and glue method. Because of this manufacturing process, our saddle bags are able to resist impacts and will not crack, shatter, or warp. This material was chosen over all others for its weight and strength properties. With our bags, you won't have to worry about rust or your burning yourself like you do with metal bags.
A velvet liner gives your bike a classy look and feel. Our velvet liner
will ensure your belongings do not get scratched or damaged. Each
saddle bag comes with a solid brass lock and is finished in chrome.
Unlike other saddle bags, the our lids have a nylon support strap to
prevent it from snapping off due to over extension. Our small team of specialist are able to produce these saddle bags in minimal quantities each day. Each saddle bag is hand polished to insure a smooth glossy finish. Item may differ slightly from picture.
Compatibility:
93+ Harley Davidson Touring ROAD KING,STREET GLIDE,ELECTRA GLIDE,ROAD GLIDE Models
These saddle bags will fit onto the existing brackets on the touring bikes. The use of the stock rubber mounts makes for an easy install!
Color:
Vivid Black (Exterior)
Tan Velvet (Interior)
Payment and shipping:
In order to insure a smooth transaction, please pay with PayPal. If you would like to use another form of payment such as credit or cashier's check, please contact us.
We ship on the same or next business day!
Free shipping to lower 48 US states. Tax applies to California Residents.
Returns
If you are for any reason unsatisfied with our products, please return them within 14 days for a full refund. Please note, the buyer will be responsible for return shipping.
Contact
Feel free to contact me with any questions or concerns. If you are dissatisfied with your order in anyway, we will make it right. Thank you for shopping with NorCalBikeParts.
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