Harley Saddlebag Ridetek Lidcover: Lid Cover on 2040-parts.com
Apache Junction, Arizona, US
Good used set of Harley RideTek LidCover - Saddlebag Lid Cover. You will need to get some adhesive velcro strips to attach to the inside of your bags for mounting. Have a couple scuff marks but nothing very dramatic. There is about a 1 inch section of the felt edging that came apart from the stitching (see pictures).
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