Gut Shot Warlord Saddlebag Tray Set FSWST-0014S

These are ok. The good, they hold stuff like lighters, cigars, sunglasses, crack pipes. etc without having to dig them out of the bag. The bad, they are flimsy, they will go past the tabs, they decrease storage (so it's really hard to store bulky jackets becuase they hit the bottom of the tray pushing it up) and the tabs will tear holes in everything even if you are careful, the dividers pop out easy.I have decided to only use one so I can use ther other bag for rainsuits, jackets and covers. If I had to do it again I would definitely get one but not two.

They fit perfectly in our 2014 HD Street Glide with lots of compartments. The only small negative is that you sacrifice some height space in your saddlebags but if you can push everything down underneath and the tray on top it will work fine. Easy to install and a perfect fit. The seller was great to work with with fast processing and delivery!

Got a set of these for my 2015 Road Glide Special (not from this Amazon vendor). They are great for organizing those little items that get lost in the big saddlebags. Installation is super easy. Remove the mounting pins (one at a time) that attach the saddlebag to the bike, replace the OEM metal washer with an L-bracket in the kit, and replace. For the outboard side of the bag, remove the screws holding the fabric lid stop (again, one at a time) and place a different type of included L-bracket under the screw and re-install. Place the organizer on it, place the two plastic dividers in their slots, you're done.That's the good part. Now the minus part.... these are thin, flexible plastic, and the metal L-brackets are not much better. On the right side, the plastic tray was distorted, and neither of the divider pieces will stay put. The left side was OK. The very thin metal L-brackets have sharp corners, and will catch and tear fabric items you will be removing from the saddlebag (like your raincoat, etc). After putting the outboard brackets on, I was unhappy with those sharp corners, so I took them back out. Went to the grinder and ground a little radius curve on those corners, put two wraps of good electrical tape around them, and re-installed. The inboard L-brackets had the corners rounded a bit, so I just put tape around those and re-installed.These trays take advantage of every curve and space available, and are a great idea, but the quality needs to be improved upon. But, for right now, they are the only game in town for the newer Harley saddlebags. You can wait for somebody else to come out with a quality product with thicker tray plastic and better brackets, or get these and see how they work for you. I'm going to fabricate new outboard L-brackets from a thicker metal, and round off the corners like they should be.