New Saddleman "cruisin' Deluxe" Saddlebags And Support Hardware on 2040-parts.com
Kewanee, Illinois, US
I am selling a new pair of Saddleman "Cruisin' Deluxe" Saddlebags (3501-0717) and Chrome saddlebag supports (3501-0346). These are universal "throw over" style. I decided not to use on my Harley Davidson project. These are brand new, never used.
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