We have multiple warehouses across the country, to facilitate our customers with fastest delivery times.
All orders are processed & shipped on same day If order is received before 12 noon. Orders received after 12 will be shipped next business day.
We ship via Austrilia Post only. We are currently shipping to P.O. boxes but not A.P.O. boxes.
Return Policy:
If your order arrives and you feel its not right, we are here to fix the situation.
We offer 30 days money back guarantee if you choose to but we can just as easily do a size exchange if that is the problem.
We promise there will be no nonsense. If you need to replace or return and get a refund we will still welcome you.
Additional Details
With the durable Cardura construction of this set of Honda VTX 1300 Retro Large Cruise Slanted saddlebags, they are completely weather resistant. Now, you can take advantage of the chance to hit the road regardless of the weather.
A complete storage pocket located inside the lid combined with a quality hinge gives these bags superior durability.
When these bags are not mounted on your bike, you can easily carry them from one location to another by using the top carry handle.
These bags will always retain their shape, even when they are empty, thanks to their semi-rigid construction.
Inside the lid mesh pocket of these bags is a rain cover, ensuring that these bags are completely waterproof.
When you need to quickly access items such as your keys or cell phone, the exterior pocket allows you to easily do so.
Easily mount these Large Cruise Slanted saddlebags under the seat of your Honda VTX 1300 Retro bike by using the adjustable mounting yoke.
These bags are completely lockable, giving you peace of mind regarding the security of your belongings.
We include the left and the right saddlebags with your purchase for even greater savings.
If these saddlebags fail to meet with your expectations, we provide a 30-day money back guarantee for the full purchase price of your saddlebags.
This product features 4 patent pending with USPTO.
