<img src="https://spotmotorcycles.zipgolfer.netdna-cdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/11/B000LMRSMK.jpg" alt="Jafrum Saddlebags " align="right" />Four years ago, I would not risk buying inexpensive bags. Why take a chance at dissatisfaction when you can just drop another $50 and buy some confidence? Well, like I said, that was four years ago, and this old economy ain't what she used to be. Now, I look for every bargain, and I doubt I'll ever go back to investing in a false sense of security.
Jafrum's bags, which have no cleaver names like "Extreme Velocity," are surprisingly inexpensive. Thick cowhide leather is held together by reinforced stitching and a 2-year warranty. Part of that warranty includes a money back guarantee for a full year.
So, now that your mind is at ease, these bags are 15 inches long, 12 inches high, and 7 inches wide. The inside is laminated with rubber, and the outside is chrome studded. Mounting is easy with leather tie-downs and an adjustable center strap. The architecture is made to prevent tire rubbing and flopping.
If you like to compartmentalize and organize, you might want to look at a set of synthetic sport bags. The Jafrum bags are very basic, but they do boast a classic cruiser style that will meld in with any cruiser make.
The two striking most features of these saddlebags are the price and the leather. If you're looking for leather that isn't so expensive that it must have once-shrouded Kobe beef, these may be right for you and your bike.
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