Saddlebag chaps (second time the charm)

[Sage]

Fellow riders.
I know it's unusual to get personal with a Vendor and I want to thank you all very much for your patience and kind words while we work through the process of dealing with a very ill family member. It's difficult to focus on developing a new product and carrying on business as usual with numerous trips out of town. So thank you again.

Onto the good news.... I believe we have a winner this time. The new version does indeed connect to the saddlebag using the two pegs on the bottom of the bag. The chap is long enough to have a hole in each end that fits nicely around that peg. The chap does need to be stretched slightly to get over the second peg and the fit is tight to the bag all around. It couldn't fit much better at all actually.
I've taken a couple of quick pictures to give you all an idea of the look and won't have too many more to illustrate the look on the bike for a bit yet. The dealer won't let me remove the bag on a showroom bike so until I can get to back to Ed's with his bag and some good photo light I won't have much to show.
I look forward to any comments or questions about what you see here.

Chris

http://www.sagebrushdesigns.com/saddlebag_chaps.html

[Jared]

Fellow riders.
I know it's unusual to get personal with a Vendor and I want to thank you all very much for your patience and kind words while we work through the process of dealing with a very ill family member. It's difficult to focus on developing a new product and carrying on business as usual with numerous trips out of town. So thank you again.

Onto the good news.... I believe we have a winner this time. The new version does indeed connect to the saddlebag using the two pegs on the bottom of the bag. The chap is long enough to have a hole in each end that fits nicely around that peg. The chap does need to be stretched slightly to get over the second peg and the fit is tight to the bag all around. It couldn't fit much better at all actually.
I've taken a couple of quick pictures to give you all an idea of the look and won't have too many more to illustrate the look on the bike for a bit yet. The dealer won't let me remove the bag on a showroom bike so until I can get to back to Ed's with his bag and some good photo light I won't have much to show.
I look forward to any comments or questions about what you see here.

Chris

http://www.sagebrushdesigns.com/saddlebag_chaps.html


Looking good!! :tup::tup::tup:

[landman]

this version looks good but i am only interested in a studded version.not interested in studding them myself.also the underside would need some type of felt backing to prevent scratching the paint.for me the price would be a secondary consideration.
thanks for your work on this during these trying times.

[crazygene49]

Those are really nice! I wish your family member a speedy recovery. Thanks for listening to us.

[BC RED VAQ]

Looks very nice and fit is great thanks for your effort and best wishes to your family member and a speedy recovery.

[danimal2]

Now we're cooking. That looks great.

http://www.sagebrushdesigns.com/images/photos/saddlebag2_final.jpg

[rewindgy]

Okay, that looks very good! Only have one question? So you polished the heck outa one of my saddlebags -now the other one is gonna look like crap unless I polish it!! Man, all your doin is makin me more work! Your worse than my ole lady! LOL!!!

[Pretzel]

Fellow riders.
I know it's unusual to get personal with a Vendor and I want to thank you all very much for your patience and kind words while we work through the process of dealing with a very ill family member. It's difficult to focus on developing a new product and carrying on business as usual with numerous trips out of town. So thank you again.

Onto the good news.... I believe we have a winner this time. The new version does indeed connect to the saddlebag using the two pegs on the bottom of the bag. The chap is long enough to have a hole in each end that fits nicely around that peg. The chap does need to be stretched slightly to get over the second peg and the fit is tight to the bag all around. It couldn't fit much better at all actually.
I've taken a couple of quick pictures to give you all an idea of the look and won't have too many more to illustrate the look on the bike for a bit yet. The dealer won't let me remove the bag on a showroom bike so until I can get to back to Ed's with his bag and some good photo light I won't have much to show.
I look forward to any comments or questions about what you see here.

Chris

http://www.sagebrushdesigns.com/saddlebag_chaps.html

That looks sharp! Looking forward to the future pics.

[Sage]

Okay, that looks very good! Only have one question? So you polished the heck outa one of my saddlebags -now the other one is gonna look like crap unless I polish it!! Man, all your doin is makin me more work! Your worse than my ole lady! LOL!!!
Heh heh yes I did indeed Ed but I'll do the orhter one too. You're responsible for the rest of the bike though. :-)

[bearbait]

That's exactly the design I wanted. An order will be forthcoming. Thanks.

[canuckrider]

Heh heh yes I did indeed Ed but I'll do the orhter one too. You're responsible for the rest of the bike though. :-)

You can borrow my bags too for photos if it means that you'll get them all polished up too!

But then they'd look so good that a guy would have to do the rest of the bike to match.

[yoda]

Looks great and thanks for adapting to customer feedback! Wish all the best to your relative, as that is more important than the chaps design.

[drof]

Is there any type of lining inside the chaps. I've been looking for a set of these myself. I would like something that will leave no markings once removed.

[Old Bear]

Will these be available with lacing so as to match my tank bib?

[Sage]

Will these be available with lacing so as to match my tank bib?

No side lacing available for these.

[Sage]

Is there any type of lining inside the chaps. I've been looking for a set of these myself. I would like something that will leave no markings once removed.

No need for lining on the standard set as therre's no reason to leave a mark. When we get around to the studded ones they will have a lining of some sort to prevent the studs from coming in contact with the bag.

[landman]

No need for lining on the standard set as therre's no reason to leave a mark. When we get around to the studded ones they will have a lining of some sort to prevent the studs from coming in contact with the bag.

any progress on the studded version yet?

[vince]

When a studded version becomes available I'll order a set.

[Sage]

When a studded version becomes available I'll order a set.

Morning Vince, when you have a minute give me a call toll free at 1-866-358-2270.

Chris

[Sage]

any progress on the studded version yet?

Yes, would you mind calling me at toll free 1-866-358-2270 or fire me your number and I'l call you.

Chris

[Sage]

Just posted a couple of pictures at the bottom of this page:
They look good.

http://www.sagebrushdesigns.com/saddlebag_chaps.html

Chris

Sage Brush Designs

[landman]

Just posted a couple of pictures at the bottom of this page:
They look good.

http://www.sagebrushdesigns.com/saddlebag_chaps.html

Chris

Sage Brush Designs

haven't recieved them yet but those are mine.they look great in the pictures:tup:

[landman]

:tup: i installed my new studded saddlebag chaps today and the quality and looks are great.
communication and service from chris was excellent.i highly recommend him and the
products that he offers at sage brush designs.

[crazygene49]

Awesome!

[TheWizard]

Bought these close to the end of the year..The bike was still at the dealers so I didn't get the chance to tie them on until about a month ago......Man...They do look nice....and when you give them a cleaning with Amour all.......Holy cow do they look great....I've seen some other similar but these are probably the best I've come across........