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Looking for a big motorcycle saddlebag that can hold all your belongings but is plain and looks amazing? This is the saddlebag for you! Large universal fit throwover style bag is great for larger bikes and has plenty of space to bring what you need with you. High quality PV-leather bags hold their shape and will not turn white in extreme heat.
Quick-release system allows you to remove the bags and bring them with you with built in handles. Features quick-release strap buckles, locks and heavy duty zippers.
Made from leather-like PV material which is extremely durable and holds up to the most extreme weather. High grade material feels, smells and looks the same as top quality cowhide leather but lasts much longer. UV protected and waterproof bags won't crack, sag or fade/rot due to rain or sun exposure.
- Dimensions - 18-1/4" long x 7-1/2" wide x 10-1/2" high (ea bag)
- Zipoff bag with Heavy Duty Velcro Cover and Locks/keys for each bag
- Includes a hard sheet inside the box with 4 pockets
- Quick-release buckles behind straps for easy access
- Adjustable center strap to fit stock and custom exhaust setups
- Heavy Duty Quick Release zip off, zip on and carry with
- UV and Weatherproof - No cracks or blisters!
- Extra mounting hardware is not required
- 4 Tie down ribbons on each side for extra security
- Heat protection on the bottom of the bag
- Not a cooler bag. Not intended to use with water & ice
- Lifetime Warranty
Can be used as is (throwover style) or the center yoke can be removed to mount to saddlebag brackets (Easybrackets, etc).
Make sure these bags will fit your motorcycle before purchase by using our sizing guide that shows how and where to measure your bike to make sure the bag fits correctly.
| Height | 10-1/2" |
| Width | 18-1/4" |
| Depth | 7-1/2" |
| Composition | PV-Leather (Man made materials) |
| Water-Resistant / Treatment | Waterproof |
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