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Just thought I'd share. Just purchased the Wolfman Summit Saddlebags. First impressions, these are way too big for my bike. Dam, I have to return them!!
Second impressions. .. I love them, they won't be returned. They are top notch quality products that i'm so happy to own. After a few adjustments and a few rides this maybe one of the most practical and convenient add ons to my bike. After they are adjusted properly they can be added or removed to the bike with a minute or two.
If anyone else is considering them, here are some photos to help you out in the process. Let me know if you have any questions.
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Those bags work well on the CB. Good choice.
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Very sharp! Are they mounted with hardware?
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Thanks Redbirds, I think ill be happy with them. I keep making excuses to use them. Grocery runs, etc. Oops I forgot milk, I better go back. Haha.
Dr rock, just a few straps and they are read ready to go. This was an important part of my decision. Literally 1-2 minutes on and off. Plus they have additional tie down points for more gear To be added above
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Wolfman makes good stuff. They should serve you well.
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(04-18-2015, 11:06 PM)JF Coastal_imp Wrote: Thanks Redbirds, I think ill be happy with them. I keep making excuses to use them. Grocery runs, etc. Oops I forgot milk, I better go back. Haha.
Dr rock, just a few straps and they are read ready to go. This was an important part of my decision. Literally 1-2 minutes on and off. Plus they have additional tie down points for more gear To be added above
Are those T-Rex sliders on your CB?
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(04-19-2015, 12:37 AM)aschem_imp Wrote: (04-18-2015, 11:06 PM)JF Coastal_imp Wrote: Thanks Redbirds, I think ill be happy with them. I keep making excuses to use them. Grocery runs, etc. Oops I forgot milk, I better go back. Haha.
Dr rock, just a few straps and they are read ready to go. This was an important part of my decision. Literally 1-2 minutes on and off. Plus they have additional tie down points for more gear To be added above
Are those T-Rex sliders on your CB?
Are those T-Rex sliders on your CB?
Nope, they are moriwaki frame sliders from samurider.
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JF,the bags look great and darn those black STD CB,s are sexxxy,you have a very sweeet ride.
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(04-19-2015, 06:13 AM)ss2wheels_imp Wrote: JF,the bags look great and darn those black STD CB,s are sexxxy,you have a very sweeet ride.
Thanks ss2wheels !! I think she's a looker, couldn't be happier...
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Looking at picking these up. I did notice you do not have the stock turn signals, would you expect the stock ones to cause any issue with how you have them set up? The location looks similar however maybe yours are a slimmer profile that is freeing up space? I guess with soft bags maybe it doesn't matter that much. Any input would be appreciated.
