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Posted by marshalldoll
- August 19, 2011, 20:49:03 PMYes the bags were very nice with really nice leather. I did not have the matching seat cover so I can't comment on that but the bags were very nice. I had purchased them when I bought my 1500 drifter but to my surprise my wife had purchased me OEM bags so I immediately took off the Rakaposi bags and sold them by way of this site. But I did think the quality was very nice.
Dan dwclocks@aol.com
Posted by Troll
- August 19, 2011, 18:30:29 PMDid they seem to be well made? The set I'm looking at has a leather seat cover that matches, as well as fringe and studs...$425 with a mount set included......
Posted by marshalldoll
- August 19, 2011, 18:24:07 PMI had a set of the tan ones with fringe and I was able to mount them to my OEM saddlebag mounts in les than 10 minutes of work. You really son't need a template to do it. When I purchased mine they didn't offer the OEM mounts so that is a plus.
Dan dwclocks@aol.com
Posted by Troll
- August 19, 2011, 14:58:02 PMI might be coming into a little money I didn't expect, and I've been looking at the Rakoposhi deluxe saddlebag kit on eBay for quite a while, now. I have bags on my bike, now, but they were adapted from a throw over set. They look decent, but the hard backs are cracking. The set the guy is selling has mounts with it, as well as a seat cover that matches the bags. What I want to know is, from somebody who has these bags, do they fit the stock mounts, are they well made, and did they come with any kind instructions or a template so I know where to drill the holes...I wrote to him asking these questions, but he sent me back a blank email for a response....