Take corners with ease! The Ironhorse Caddybag does not
affect the road handling or maneuverability of your bike.
Whether you're taking a quick trip to the golf course
or heading out of town, the IHCB allows your bike
to operate normally.

The Caddybag doesn't interfere with passenger ride-ability.
Many passengers prefer the added comfort of
a larger foot peg that the mounting system creates.

The Caddybag on a Harley Davidson Low Rider,
just returned from a 550 mile (900 km.) round trip on the
highway through hot sun and bad rain. Looks great!
The biker carried his T-bag on the passenger seat
and a day pack on the rack. If you prefer or are carrying a
passenger, a T-Bag easily fits on the rack.

The IHCB is designed to fit outside your saddlebags
for travel ease and comfort. Shown here
on a Kawasaki Vulcan with the large pocket
snapped closed and the travel covers off.

The large pocket carries light clothing
and other golfing accessories.

The assembled Caddybag on a pull cart. The small
pocket has three zippered compartments
plus a spot for your tees!

The carry handles make transport on and off
your bike a snap!

The IHCB isn't just for golfers. You can carry
rifles or other sporting equipment.

The Ironhorse Caddybag with both sides attached.

You don't have to attach both sides of the Caddybag!
If you only require one side to carry your gear, the rear
mounting rails easily accommodate your needs
(patents pending) .

Fishing and sporting enthusiasts can use the
Caddybag, too. The IHCB accommodates fly rod cases,
baseball bats, and other sporting equipment .

The IHCB can carry a rifle and a fly rod tube
in the same side. If you wish to carry larger gear or
sporting equipment, the golf club divider removes.

Caddy appeal...and wife unapproved. Like golf!

Ironhorse Caddybag inventors Glen Taylor and Steven King.