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[The Mysterious Q!]

John, get some little rubber stick on feet at Wal Mart or any hardware store.  Then you don't have to worry what you set them on.

You know Don being that I am a cabinetmaker by trade I should have thought of that. Thanks. Also I may keep a can of fix a flat in my saddle as well. Later,Q

[spydglide]

Mmmmmmm, just wondering which causes the most 'wind resistance', the lil rubber feet sticking out in the breeze or the fuzzy velcro draggin' in the wind.  har!  spyder

[Fired00d]

Mmmmmmm, just wondering which causes the most 'wind resistance', the lil rubber feet sticking out in the breeze or the fuzzy velcro draggin' in the wind.  har!  spyder

I'm thinking it's probably going to be the fuzzy velcro ones. The rubber ones probably have "Glare" on them.

 
Ride Safe,
Fired00d
 

[spydglide]

I'm thinking it's probably going to be the fuzzy velcro ones. The rubber ones probably have "Glare" on them.

 
Ride Safe,
Fired00d
 

Noooooo, then they would go 'slip-slidin' away.  har!  spyder

[Boatman]

John, get some little rubber stick on feet at Wal Mart or any hardware store.  Then you don't have to worry what you set them on.

That's what I did too and they work well.  My only tip would be to install them with the bags on the bike so there are no clearance issues.

[REGGAB]

That's what I did too and they work well.  My only tip would be to install them with the bags on the bike so there are no clearance issues.

I have the Bagrest stand too.  Works great, but it aint there when someone works on my bike.  The tech who changed my rear tire in Junction City, KS this summer put felt pads on all four corners of my saddlebags.  Pretty much a rare event for a HD shop to show that much concern........especially when I wasn't charged for the pads.

[FAST380]

well Puzzled, what did you find out, which holders do you like?

[Puzzled]

Unique Metal Creations Hard-Bag Guardian. They are without a doubt great bag stands.

http://www.cvoharley.com/smf/index.php?topic=17253.0

[Twolanerider]

Unique Metal Creations Hard-Bag Guardian. They are without a doubt great bag stands.

http://www.cvoharley.com/smf/index.php?topic=17253.0

Thanks Mike.  Just last weekend someone asked me what bag stand was on the garage floor.  I didn't remember the name.  Now I do .

[Spiderman]

I remember that now that you mention it.  It was priceless.  I've just got little rubber feet pad stuck on all four corners.  Just any kind of an insulator keep you from having to worrry about where you set the darned things down.

Stole this idea from me you bahstahd 

You owe me big time now ! 

B B

[Twolanerider]

Stole this idea from me you bahstahd 

You owe me big time now ! 

B B

Ok.                           

[Twolanerider]

Ok.                           

Wait.......   I'm not paying a royalty on rubbers !

[bandit]

using the Unique Metal Creations Hard-Bag Guardian, working great 

[Widows Son]

I got these stands on ebay - very good service and quality - for my FLHXSE with the lowered saddlebags. WARNING if you use these: with one bag on the rack, it will tip over. Fortunately, I had a blanket on the ground when it did tip - so the no damage to the bag. The solution, I "extended" the arm to build a better stable base.

[rayson56]

The hard bag guardians by unique metal creations are the only way to go. You can have just one bag on the stand full of all your

valuable $hit and the lid open and it's still stable. And when folded up and not in use it free stands, or hang it up out of the way!
   
Just sayin