• The Ranger Studded Super Slant saddlebag is perfect for any riding situation
• Accented with studs
• Includes a capacity space large enough to pack some clothes for a short trip or a quick ride through town
• Feature an easy access pocket for those little things you need to grab quickly
• Quick-release buckles
• Zippered yoke assemblies
• 16″ L x 11″ H x 6-1/2″ W (40.64 cm L x 27.94 cm H x 16.51 cm W)
• Made in the U.S.A.
• Saddlebag support brackets (sold separately) are strongly recommended

CHOOSING A SET OF UNIVERSAL SADDLEBAGS

Universal or throw over saddlebags are designed to fit almost every motorcycle. They use a yoke which sits over the rear fender to form the throw over installation. This yoke generally sits under the passenger seat and is often detachable from the bags so you dont need to remove the seat to remove the bags.

The size of the saddlebags not only determines how much gear you can carry, but also which size is suitable for your bike. We don’t know the exact measurements of every bike, but there are areas you can measure to decide which size will work for you.

1. The general rule is to measure from your exhaust to between the fender rail and the top of the fender to make sure you have clearance from the exhaust. This will determine your maximum height. Dont forget to allow for suspension travel, loaded bags and general movement. The yoke is generally adjustable to shorten up the amount of hang, so there might be a small amount of adjustment here.
2. Measure from your turn signals towards the rear of the drivers seat to determine your maximum length. Don’t cramp your seating position. In some cases you may need to relocate your turn signals and there are often kits available to make this easier.
3. Depth is the measurement of the bag that determines the overall width of your bike. This is the one measurement that has more to do with style, look and practicality than absolute measurements.

The dimensions of each set of saddlebags are in the “specs” area towards the bottom of the product’s page. If you measure the areas you have to work with on your bike you’ll be able to compare them and choose a set of saddlebags.

Whichever bag you choose, it’s recommended that you use a saddlebag support frame as well. This will stop the bags bouncing and swinging by supporting them and having tie off points. There are bike specific and universal saddlebag support kits available to suit.

Specs