| Author | Message | ||
     Blazinc5 |
Well, thought I would give it another try and see if anyone who rides a Firebolt ever mounted a set of the cortech sport saddle bags.. I'de like to know how they fit and worked... or if people feel there is a better bag for the bolts... People with lightnings seem to like them. Form and fit included. I just can't believe bolt owners haven't tried on a set yet. lol BTW here is a link to the bags I lookin at incase your wondering. http://www.sporttour.com/luggage/cortech/CortechSp ortSBColors.jpg | ||
| Not_purple_s2 |
Found this from a BadWeb Search  | ||
| Blazinc5 |
right on,,, looks like they fit rite to the bike sweetly. Thanks for the pic. I tried searching myself But Guess I ain't very good at it. lol | ||
| Speedfreaks101 |
I don't have a Bolt or sport bags but I do love the Cortech stuff and have their trunk bag, the tank bag, jacket's etc but, I will say that I would buy the Buell tank bag over the Cortech that I have now. The Buell is more friendly fit vs the Cortech. On the other hand I am going to buy the sport bags to replace my Buell saddlebags that I have now. | ||
| Pwnzor |
never used those bags, but I can attest to the quality of products from that manufacturer: These bags are 17, that's right, seventeen years old. They're not quite as pretty as the sport bags but I've used these on every bike I've ever owned and I've never had a broken zipper, strap, or buckle. | ||
| Xl1200r |
Same here is regards to the Cortech stuff - no experience with the sportbags in particular, but I have a tankbag from them that I really like. | ||
| Cataract2 |
I use the Cortech Saddlebags. Suckers are big and after using them and abusing them for the last 2 years still looks newish. |
