Leatherlyke Saddlebags Honda Sabre 2000-2007 on 2040-parts.com
Plano, Texas, US
These are a genuine LeatherLyke saddle bags gently used and in excellent condition. There are no broken pieces, or cracks on them. They come with one key. Mounting hardware is included as shown in the pictures.
Here are the notable slaws:
One of the leather straps in one of the bags is torn, but can easily be replaced or repaired.
One of the bags has a minor scuff mark (the one with the key) on it as shown in the picture between the right & middle Conchos.
Mounting hardware may not be original or complete but can be obtained from LeatherLyke.
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Manufacturer Specs:
SKU 326
Price: $489.95
Outside measurements: 9" Wide x 12.5" Tall x 18.5" Long
Capacity: 25 qts.
Carrying Capacity: 20 lbs. per bag
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