Our Company
Great Bike Gear is the dream of a guy to provide quality aftermarket motorcycle parts and accessories to the motorcycle enthusiast.
Great Bike Gear’s offerings are constantly growing. In addition to the Easy Brackets, Great Bike Gear sells Leatherworks saddlebags, Hand Shields, and turn signal relocation kits (for Harley Davidsons).
All Great Bike Gear products are made in America and are guaranteed with a 90-day limited warranty. Great Bike Gear is committed to prompt and affordable delivery.
Great Bike Gear’s offerings are constantly growing. In addition to the Easy Brackets, Great Bike Gear sells Leatherworks saddlebags, Hand Shields, and turn signal relocation kits (for Harley Davidsons).
All Great Bike Gear products are made in America and are guaranteed with a 90-day limited warranty. Great Bike Gear is committed to prompt and affordable delivery.
Read Bob's Journey to Great Bike Gear
You could call me the father of the Quick Detach Saddlebag System. In 1998, two partners and I developed and patented the first detachable saddlebag system, Bag Eez. Bag Eez soon became Ghost Brackets. In 2002, the partnership was dissolved and I went in search of a better system. Believe it or not, Easy Brackets came to me in a dream. I woke up at about 3am, got up, made some notes in my day planner, and went back to bed. The next morning, I wondered if it had been real so I went to my day planner and there it was – Easy Brackets. I went to a very successful friend and asked him if he thought I should go through with this. He advised me to always provide a quality product and excellent customer service and I would be fine. I took his advice and in 2002, I founded Great Bike Gear with Easy Brackets as our primary product. Through the years, we have seen the competition come and go. I like to think it is because we have always established ourselves as the standard in quality, are made in the USA, and maintain a level of great customer service. The journey has been exciting and I have met some wonderful people along the way. I do have to admit I never anticipated I would end my career knowing all there is to know about the ass end of every cruiser on the market- go figure!
Check out Bob's blog!
Check out Bob's blog!
As Seen In
|
|
|
|
