Hard Saddle Bags Trunk W/Lid & Latch Key Compatible With 1993-2013 Harley Touring Models FLT, FLHT, FLHTCU, FLHRC, Road King, Road Glide, Street Glide, Electra Glide, Ultra-Classic

Very good for the price paid.Mounted easily to the Givi rack I have.My rack base is a little small for the size of this case, so I'm going to cut a piece of aluminum to size to give it more support.Probably could use a piece of plywood, but aluminum plate is accessable to me.The brake light option is a big plus!

Nice trunk pretty easy to install, but runs a little small for my bike

Love these saddlebags! Fit was perfect. Great for painting!

Product is smaller than expected and due to the shape makes it difficult to hold the item and mark the location holes to line up with the brackets. Installation wasn't terrible, but challenging. These seem to be fairly sturdy for lightweight items only. Not really large enough to hold my jacket when parking the bike so be aware.

Great fit

First impression was of the poor quality of material used to make the thing. So flimsy and weak I was not sure it could support the included rack, so I never bothered to install that. The included light fixture is a choice of either 'on' or 'blinking', but no 'on' and 'bright on', so can't be used as both a tail light and brake light. After mounting it, my wife couldn't ride passenger as the angle of the padded back rest is just wrong! I basically just protrudes into her mid-back! I took it on a solo trip and first the latch kept popping open. Then in a slight rain storm everything got wet inside. Overall, this is a completely unacceptable product.

This item came exactly as described, but I didn't initially see the luggage rack. It is inside the trunk and must be assembled. This is a great size, about 21x14.5x10 inches, not including the rack. This is my second trunk like this one. The first one had a tail light whick eventually broke off. This time I opted for no tail light.

Where do I begin?Material is VERY flimsy. If someone wanted in it they could simply grab it and give a good shake and it would likely snap apart.Holes don't line up--had to re-drill half of them. Some were off by more than 1/4"!Could not mount it on my existing rack (not their fault) so I had to manfucature a mounting bracket for it. At least that enabled me to add shims to lift the front so that the back rest is at a more reasonable angle. Out of the box, the top of the backrest tilts way too far forward--my wife's first comment was "that looks really uncomfortable."No way to mount the top rack--no mounting holes in the trunk lid or in the rack. The rubber feet come off and the tube appears to be threaded so maybe I can drill my own holes and mount it with some rubber grommets for cushioning.Will use it for an uncoming trip and then probably remove it and toss it.Deeply frustrated.