Saddlebag Lid Covers - 2014-2020 Street Glide Road King Electra Glide Speaker Lid Protectors, Synthetic Leather Review

That's a good concept, but they don't fit well. They are not tight and even a little tight. They are loose fitting and look very saggy.

They are a bit big for the lids so you have to keep adjusting them to get the best fit. But for about $40, they get the job done.

I wanted to cover the top of the saddlebag and would have liked a better fit, but they offer adequate protection and at least don't fall off while riding.

Don't be upset if something comes off that looks like it's printed. Contacted support but no response. Of course I threw away the packaging and waited until it was above freezing to install it, so I didn't notice it right away. 😠

I only bought them for the rain because my speakers in my saddlebag aren't up to it. Just make sure to wipe the inside of the lid with rubbing alcohol before attaching the velcro and you should be good to go.

Bought for my husband as a gift for a motorcycle. They look great and are of good quality. A problem they don't care about. They come with a velcro strap that should stick to the lid of the saddlebag and the other part of the velcro should attach to the inside of the saddlebag. Well, the glue on the back of the velcro will NOT stick! Every time he rides he has to stop and press the sticky side of the Velcro against the side of the saddlebag. It hurts every time he drives. That's the only…

If you are looking for saddlebags for your snowmobiles. Keep searching. Don't buy them. YOU HUMM! You have to take the lid of your bags apart to put them on and they are only held in place with velcro around the lid and it doesn't hold up well at all as it goes over the weather seal on the bag making the lid unwilling to snap and excessive cause pressure on the latch. Then the saddlebag does not close at all. These things used to look like leather on an elderly person in a nursing home. Bad…