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Cruiser
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Nova Scotia , Canada | Hi there everyone, my wife has just purchased a 2010, 8 - Ball kingpin, and we are looking for a set of saddlebags for her, does anyone have any ideas, recommendations or experience , on what fits and looks the best on a kingpin? All opinions welcome
Thanks Don
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Cruiser
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| My wife also has recently bought a new Kingpin 8-ball. we are looking at HARDSTREET bags. They are just like the Vic hard bags but almost $400 cheaper. Let me know what you go with. I'm thinkin we will wait till spring seeing how riding season in Michigan is coming to an end soon. My problem with the Vic brand hard bag is they say you need to buy the passenger footpeg bracket. I have know idea why, they are @$200. No one can seem to tell me why they are required for the Vic bags but not the HARDSTREET bags. |
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New user
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| I bought bags from ussaddlebag.com, the black leather looks good on the midnight cherry Kingpin. |
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Fountain Inn, SC United States | jmullens - 2010-09-21 7:14 AM
I bought bags from ussaddlebag.com, the black leather looks good on the midnight cherry Kingpin.
Do you have any photos of the bike? |
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New user
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| Here it is and the dog too. |
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Iron Butt
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| <p>+1 on U.S. Saddlebags!</p><p>I have the standard size on my Kingpin and they are plenty large enough and even lockable if you want to use a couple of small padlocks for the zippers.<br /></p>
Edited by Travelin Man 2010-09-21 6:21 PM
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Cruiser
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Nova Scotia , Canada | Thanks for the advice guys, we will let you know which way we go. If any of you have pictures I would apreciate seeing them to help with our decision.
Thanks Don |
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