This product is a faithful 3D reproduction of the saddlebags that were available as genuine options during the Panhead era .
The genuine accessories that Harley-Davidson offered in the 1950s, which combined practicality and style, have been adapted for 3D printing.

The modeling emphasizes the unique atmosphere of genuine saddlebags from that time, such as the smooth surface structure that is intended to be painted the same color as the body and the design balance that is conscious of combining with chrome parts.
This 3D data is ideal for displaying the engine and suspension together, or for creating scale models.

History and features of genuine saddlebags

Genuine saddlebags from the Panhead era were a genuine optional part that appeared around the 1950s , and were especially available as a genuine manufacturer option on the 1952 EL (with Panhead engine) Deluxe model .

In the early days, it was used in models such as the "Hydrag Glide",
Throughout the Panhead engine's production period from 1948 to 1964 , it was included in the lineup as an important accessory that enhanced touring performance and appearance.

Data content and specifications

• Panhead era genuine saddlebag 3D data

• Faithfully reproduced details

• For making models using 3D printers

• Designed for stereolithography 3D printers

• Can also be printed on FDM printers

*This data is primarily intended for model and display use.

Provided file format

• STL
  

summary

The genuine Panhead saddlebags are not just cargo items,
It is the very embodiment of the 1950s American Fifties style, symbolized by chrome and body color .
This 3D data was created as a material to enjoy the historical background and aesthetic beauty of the model.