There’s snow on the ground or water is falling from the sky. Hand Shields keep your gloves dry in the rain. 

The wind chill is 30 or below. Hand Shields are designed to reduce the wind chill. They provide maximum protection with the smallest possible shield.

It’s over a “comfortable” 90 degrees. Hand Shields provide protection from heat by removing direct glare from hands and gloves. 

You ride where the road likes to fly up and greet your hand. Hand Shields are constructed of high grade steel (with high quality black powder coating or chrome) for strength and durability. This helps to provide protection from rocks, road debris and bugs. 

Your new handlebars no longer give you the protection of the fairing. Hand Shields allow plenty of clearance from the levers, even with heavy gloves.

You’ve decided to put saddlebags on your motorcycle. Now what? You need saddlebags that will hold up and are attractive.  However, there are so many choices.

Our friends at The Leatherworks pride themselves on the quality workmanship that is put into every custom leather motorcycle saddlebag. You will find great classic styling with a rare attention to detail. 

Perfect for Easy Brackets
The Leatherworks saddlebags feature hard, flat backs perfect for use with Easy Brackets. Backs are made with conveyor belt leather and reinforced with ABS plastic.

No fumbling to open
All Leatherworks bags come with quick release clips behind the roller bar buckles. 

1. If the arm on the lock hits the docking post (not allowing the Easy Brackets to lock in place), follow these fitment steps: Remove the bracket from the motorcycle and loosen the docking posts. Install the bracket and slightly shake the bracket to align the docking posts. Re-tighten the docking posts with the bracket on the motorcycle. If the bracket is still not fitting properly, remove the bracket and apply a lubricant such as WD-40 to the slot of each docking post. Reinstall the Easy Brackets.
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2. The lock arm doesn’t have to swing all the way out to unlock the brackets. The locking mechanism is designed to only swing 45 degrees to open. The arm will hit the back of the bag. This is ok.