Speedmaster Looking For Locking Hard Saddlebags For 2018 Speedmaster

Hi folks, new to the forum! awaiting delivery of new 2018 speedmaster. searching for any info on installing a set of lockable, hard, saddlebags for this model. I have used Viking bags on all my other bikes, but Viking has not kept up with product specific to the new model speedmaster (i.e. from dual shock models to monoshock) Viking lists bags only up to 2016 model year for the speedmaster, which have a shock cut out integral to the bags! Anyone who has managed such an installation on this bike either through specific product, or adaptor kits, etc, all inf and insight greatly appreciated
cheers!

 

Made them?! That's impressive! I'm hoping to find a set up that will allow just a small amount of carrying capacity with at least some marginal security (locking). Viking makes several bag styles that would suit my purpose but have not as yet put a hardware mounting kit together specific to this new model. I have a Suzuki Boulevard C109 R/T that I use for any multiple- day trips/tours.
traded in a Honda shadow sabre 1100 on the new triumph to use as a local run-around bike. Factory triumph 'panniers are an expensive joke IMHO!

 

Finally got delivery of my speed master. Only able to get 187 kms on it so far. Vastly different ride than it’s stable mate for sure! (2009 Suzuki Boulevard R/T). Still unable to find a set of ‘made to fit’ locking hard bags, so may have to go with stock triumph pannier supports and a set of soft throw over bags for now.

 

Thanks camper man. That set up looks pretty good. I’m obviously going to have to seek out a fabricator to either adapt an existing bracket or build one from scratch to attach whichever bags I settle on. In the interim I may just get a set of soft, throw over leather bags, and see if the factory triumph Pannier support brackets will work to position/hold them away from rear wheel. I suspect they will be less than satisfactory for my purpose, and are an expensive experiment if they don’t work, at $220 ca., a pair! In the interim I am just rolling up on 730kms on machine so getting close to first service. No issues to note to date fortunately. One point of interest is all the Harley riders who approach me and compliment the looks of the triumph, lol.

 

Thanks, I will check that out. In meantime went with Saddleman throw over jumbo tattoo bags. Fabricated some bag guards from left over Suzuki Boulevard parts when I switched from stock to Viking bags.