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Welcome to Ironhorse Caddybag

 

Thank you for your interest in our product. We are currently out of stock and working to obtain new product. When we have it, we will let you know!

Makes the perfect gift for the rider
who has everything

 

 
 
     
       
 

 

Mike Roberts of CHBC-TV interviews Ironhorse Caddybag inventors
Steven King and Glen Taylor for Roberts on the Road. Posted with permission.

 

 

 

Carry Your Golf Clubs on Your Motorcycle!

U.S. Patent No: 7870985 B2

The Ironhorse Caddybag is a golf bag that splits into two halves
carried on either side of your motorcycle outside the saddlebags.
When you reach your destination, the Caddybag detaches from the
bike for reassembly into a golf bag for use with a pull or power cart.
(Patents Pending).

 

Does Not Affect Road Handling

The Caddybag does not affect the road handling of your bike.
The unit easily adjusts to fit all sizes of saddlebags and cruiser-style bikes
that have a passenger back seat and passenger foot pegs.
Seven clubs fit in each half, so you can carry your entire set.

Please note that the Caddybag fits most cruiser-style bikes.
The Caddybag does not fit sport bikes or "crotch rockets."

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News Update: Fire Rips Through Warehouse!

A fire on March 10, 2011 destroyed most of our inventory as our storage warehouse
was completely destroyed.

We have now sold the units remaining from the fire and are working toward opening for business again. It is a long process, and we thank you for your patience as we sort through this setback.

Your Ironhorse Team

Glen Taylor & Steven King

 

Ironhorse Caddybag Inventors Glen Taylor and Steven King

 

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