Choosing the right saddlebag liners can be a game-changer for your motorcycle storage. They protect your belongings, organize your gear, and add a touch of style. But with so many options available, how do you know which ones are right for your bike? This post breaks down the key differences between HOGWORKZ® Saddlebag Liners.
- HOGWORKZ® offers 14-24 saddlebag liners in three main sizes:
- OEM Standard: For standard factory saddlebags.
- OEM Tapered Stretched: For factory stretched bags with a tapered bottom.
- Aftermarket Stretched: For aftermarket stretched bags with a flat bottom.
The Key Differences
The most significant difference between OEM Standard Saddlebag Liners, OEM Tapered Stretched Saddlebag Liners, and Aftermarket Stretched Saddlebag Liners lies in the shape of the saddlebag itself.
OEM Standard Saddlebag Liners: These are specifically designed for standard, factory-installed saddlebags that have a regular, non-extended shape. They are typically shorter and less wide than liners for stretched bags. If your saddlebag is completely flat on the bottom and it is not a stretched bag, then you need standard size bag liners.
OEM Tapered Stretched Bags: These bags have a distinctive tapered bottom. The bottom line of the bag is not straight; it curves upward on the sides, creating a sort of arch before flattening out at the very bottom. If your saddlebag has this curve, you need OEM tapered stretched bag liners.
Aftermarket Stretched Bags: These bags have a flat bottom. The bottom line runs straight across. If your saddlebag has a flat bottom, you need aftermarket stretched bag liners.
If you have OEM Standard Saddlebags, you need these:
If you have OEM Stretched Tapered Saddlebags, you need these:
If you have Aftermarket Stretched Saddlebags, you need these:
If you have '24+ Saddlebags, you need these:
