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Part 2 of a 3 part series: Bike into Bagger: Saddlebags

In this tip three part tip, Kyle from www.cruisercustomizing.com will show how stock bikes can be turned into baggers complete with bags and a fairing.

Part 2: Fairings – Learn how to put a bagger style fairing on your bike for under $500 with Memphis Shades Batwing, as well as how to step it up with the intermediate Sportech fairing by Kuryakyn, and finally… learn the endless options of the premiumKuryakyn Airmaster Fairing.

Last Week:

Part 1: Tip Introduction & Saddlebag Explanation. Kyle shows how you can put three different sets of quick detach saddlebags on your motorcycle form budget Saddleman to intermediate National Cycle, and then the premium Mustang covered hardbag set-up. Learn about these three options and then watch the three Saddlebag Installations.

Budget: Saddleman Saddlebags with the Saddleman Quick Disconnect System

Intermediate: National Cycle Cruise Liner Hard Saddlebags and cruiseliner mounts.

Premium: Mustang Covered Hard Saddlebags mounted with Edge Brackets, Easy Brackets, or Saddleman Quick Disconnect Kit. This set-up is the perfect compliment to you Mustang Seat.

Part 2: Fairings – Learn how to put a bagger style fairing on your bike for under $500 with Memphis Shades Batwing, as well as how to step it up with the intermediate Sportech fairing by Kuryakyn, and finally… learn the endless options of the premiumKuryakyn Airmaster Fairing.

Next Week:

Part 3: Bikes into Baggers: The Ultimate Transformation

Watch these bikes be transformed over the next couple weeks…

For just about $800 your bike can be transformed in just a matter of hours!

Thank you for watching this Cruiser Customizing Tip of the Week.

Until Next Week,

Take Care & Ride Safe

Kyle

Duration : 0:5:11

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