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A perfect fit on a Fatboy, Deuce, Softail, Dyna, Sportster, & even Ultra. (XL bag above, medium left)

Notice no sissy bar to the left. Use nylon straps through front d-rings and under seat around frame.

"I just wanted to email you and send a picture of the  Medium - Large size bag on my bike. (right - 07 Heritage Softail Classic)

 I've now had the chance to ride just under a 1,000 miles in the last few days and really found out how well it works.  IT WORKS GREAT! 

This is probably one of the best accessories I've added in both comfort and looks.  I only wish I'd done this 15,000 miles ago!  What a great product, and what a great company to do business with.  I show it to everybody that rides."

Thanks again, Bart B.  more testimonials

Isn't this 2001 Deuce Beautiful!

XL bag above on the Deluxe.

 Large bag left on a Heritage Softail Classic.

Perfect fit for the Deuce. (above and right)

 The 2008 Rocker C has what is called a "Trick Seat" because it is stored under the main seat and you can pull it out when you need it. I was able to mount the Biker's Friend Saddle Bag directly to the Trick Seat without having to bungee to the taillights so it is a very clean mounting. 

The stock seat is very shallow so the addition of the this bag really keeps me from sliding out of the seat. The storage aspect is perfect because this bike does not look good with saddle bags.  Thanks for the great bag (small) and providing the extra pieces (bungees, straps, zip ties) to make mounting so flexible. (right)

Steve S. (satisfied customer testimonial)

Fits nicely on the Deuce luggage rack.

 Medium bag above and left.

Wow! This 03 Heritage is outstanding and the XL bag fits this one great. Forget those cheap nylon bags that fade, leak, and sag. The Biker's Friend Bag respects your bike.

 Medium bag on this Heritage Softail Classic

 Medium bag on this Dyna Class Harley

Medium bag on a V-Rod.  Note the lumbar pad is being stored between the bag and sissy bar to allow more room in the bag. Right: bungee and plastic ties.

V-Rod. Medium bag. No sissy bar. Nylon straps through front D-rings and around shock mounts. Plastic ties through back D-rings and around luggage rack. Back support, storage, and a great look. more v-rod pics

2008 Harley Davidson Sportster. No sissy bar. Nylon straps around shock mounts. Bungee around signals.

Any size bag fits on the V-Rod. The guy to the right is 6"4" and needs the small bag for back support, plus he has bags. Above the large is great storage and support. Take off your sissy bar pad and the bag goes back two inches. Use the bungee or nylon straps around the shock mounts and/or turn signals. more v-rod pics

Small bag (above) on V-Rod. Lumbar upside down.

Check out this couple! (above & left) Springer Softail and custom Duece. XL bag on both.

Extra Large (XL) bag above & right.

Our largest bag still offers a proportioned look.

The XL bag, above and right, provides maximum storage and back support on this Fatboy. If you don't have a passenger seat or luggage rack, check out our Fender Guard.

2004 Road King! (above and right-medium bag)

XL Bag shown above on a Wide Glide.

XL Bag shown above on a Road King.

See how  the adjustable lumbar roll supports the back and the marine grade bungee (right) wraps around the turn signals, bungee nuts, or sissy bar. Nylon straps used with no sissy bar.

Nice lumbar support! (Heritage Softail Classic)

Bungee is normally used, but the releasable cable ties we offer also work.

XL bag shown above on a Heritage Softail Classic. Traditional saddle bags make our extra large bag look good.

Works with any size sissy bar.

XL Bag on a Heritage. Nice bike!

 Another happy Deuce owner. Large bag.

Large bag on Heritage. Bungee loops under Saddlebag hardware mounts. Plastic ties go through front d-rings and under seat strap.

The XL bag was made for these chrome luggage racks. Use the releasable plastic ties to secure the bag.

2006 Softail Standard. Notice the Corbin Rumble Seat.

Two bags! (XL and Medium)

Who needs traditional saddle bags?

Small bag. No sissy bar. Use nylon straps.

Notice the perfect fit on the rack of this Deuce.

Use a nylon strap through the d-rings and around the sissy bar.

These reusable plastic ties are heavy duty & can be used through the d-ring & around the sissy bar, luggage rack, or seat strap.

The backrest / lumbar roll is attached by industrial grade Velcro and the weight of the rider. It stays where you put it.

Two side pockets store phones, soda, keys. You name it. They are secured via Velcro and a reflective side release buckle.

This shows the XL bag open on one end. Both ends open by releasing the buckles on top of the bag. Then simply pull downward.

The exterior pockets are fastened via Velcro on the inside and an adjustable, reflective side release buckle on the outside.

Both ends open. Easy access.

Both ends have big inner zippered pockets.

No luggage rack needed on this Fatboy. (Above and right is the XL bag) Notice how it cradles between the sissy bar and the luggage rack and does not touch the fender. Bungee is used around the turn signals and  releasable zip ties (optional) are used around the sissy bar.

A view from the the rear.

Matches the look and feel of your bike.

Why use unattractive and expensive, saddle bags when you can have good looks, ample storage, and back support?

Hey, this bag will also sit on the luggage rack. Just flip it around and use the provided bungee and four D-rings.

Low Rider above with small and medium.

Left is Deuce with medium

2003 FLTR with Medium-Large Bag

Two backrest pads are provided. One is all mesh (left) for hot / dry weather. The other is all material for cool / wet conditions. (see more)

Buckles at the top hold the end caps closed.

A very tight, secure closure. 135 pound test!

2006 Street Bob with Large Bag.

Hey, use two!  Cheaper than traditional saddle bags and more practical.

Medium bag fits great on all Sportees.

No sissy bar used here. The nylon straps (200 pound test, each) fit around the shock mounts. Use the bungee around the turn signals. Outstanding back support, excellent storage and a good look.

Use the extra pad to adjust the fit.

Large bag left on a custom Sportster. Notice how the rider removed the lumbar roll from the vinyl pad.

With two interchangeable pads, and an adjustable lumbar roll that can also be removed, it is possible to get a perfect fit and feel for your riding style and preferences.

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04 883 Sportster. Medium bag mounted on a solo rack.

Large bag on a Sporty.

04 Sportster. Solo Rack. (medium bag above-XL right)

This 2006 Harley Sportster (left) has the medium size Biker's Friend Motorcycle Luggage on the passenger seat.

Notice no sissy bar is used and how the bungee loops under the turn signal while the nylon strap goes around the shock mount.

If you just want storage remove the backrest and lumbar roll as shown left.

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This 2007 Street Bob (right) has the small size Biker's Friend Motorcycle Luggage on a solo rack.

Notice no sissy bar is used and how the bungee loops under the rack while the nylon strap goes around the shock mount.

If you just want storage remove the backrest and lumbar roll as shown. The backrest pad and lumbar roll can be adjusted in several different ways.

This is the best saddle bag of its kind.

Large bag on this Harley Fatboy above.

Personal Cooler Fits in all of the Biker's Friend bags.

Regular saddle bags spoil the look of this bike, are expensive, and don't hold that much.