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[Highjagger]

http://www.jimnasicustoms.com/bagger.html
Do you know this one ?
Does somebody have them ?
Looks nasty .

[Gone Fishin']

Very clean. The saddlebags look like they are smaller than stock, so one would loose storage. But again, very clean look. I'd like to see that on the street.

Ride safely,
Louis

[nidan]

Nasi does good work , looks way trick , the bags look extended so I don't think you'd loose a significant amount of storage.  My concern would be the heat , I wonder if there is a "floor "  above the exhaust section

[nidan]

  a bit more on them :

JIM Nasi Customs now introduces the Nasi Bagger Series kit, which was seen in prototype form at the V-Twin Expo. The new kit is made up of replacement bags, rear fender, license plate holder/taillight, front side panels and slip-on mufflers.

The complete kit is designed as a bolt-on application to replace the stock fittings, and is described by Jim Nasi as being: “specifically designed for easy and quick installation.”

The new hard bags are fiberglass, unlike the stock items they are deeper, narrower and longer to create a more streamlined look, and mount lower on supplied brackets. Two versions of the bag are offered either with the exhaust cut-outs or without, and locks and hidden hinges are included.

The cut-outs in the bags were inspired by hot rod and custom car designs, the holes are filled by the Triple Shot slip-on mufflers, which can be fitted with baffles.

In addition, the kit includes new forward side panels, which help the lines of the bike flow visually into the bags, and a new rear fender. The fender is said to be the first replacement unit manufactured in steel, and is set up to take a billet license plate holder (also included). The holder has an LED taillight and indicators and is ready wired to connect to the stock bike’s electrics.

[nidan]

He also has a more conventional setup

[moscooter]

 

Either he has a Legend air suspension on the bike in the pic above where he can raise it up......or the bottom of that bag is gonna get scrapped up about the first good curve that bikes get thrown into.......

[Highjagger]

But the look is awesome . 

[moscooter]

 

Yes, there is..........but Bar hoppers and Baggers are not the same.  To try and make a bagger look quite that sleek and lowered and slim,  compromises the intent of a bagger.   If I want a bagger that I can load up and go thru the curves without any dragging or problems,  that is what I expect.

If I wanna "look cool" and stand out at the local watering hole,  I'd go for a Big Dog, or similar offering or Chevy powered bike.  Hard to have the best of both in the same bike.  

[Highjagger]

you are right , a bike is for riding first ( imho ) .