Non tradition luggage options
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Non traditional luggage options
Ok so i'm planning a little 3500km trip in a few weeks and while I travel light I will need to carry some basic tools, clothes, FAK, toiletries etc etc.
I currently have the Kuryakyn custom roll bag and it's perfect, easy on on and off and fits quite a bit of gear.
The question is what removable luggage options are out there for me given that:
A) I run a solo seat all the time so a sissy var is out
B) I despise saddle bags
The only option i've come across is the harley swing arm bag but it's not really ideal
So what luggage are you running?
I currently have the Kuryakyn custom roll bag and it's perfect, easy on on and off and fits quite a bit of gear.
The question is what removable luggage options are out there for me given that:
A) I run a solo seat all the time so a sissy var is out
B) I despise saddle bags
The only option i've come across is the harley swing arm bag but it's not really ideal
So what luggage are you running?
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I've been using the Raven soft bag for several years now. Very well made. Not sure if it's large enough to carry what you need, but it's worth a look.
http://www.tbags.com/raven-soft-bag.html
http://www.tbags.com/raven-soft-bag.html
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A lot easier if you have a sissy bar like Jim Bronson.
Now if you really want to be non-traditional, and have a thick skin, you can always use a backpack.
I used a backpack for a year, on my first bike. Always felt like a dork, and that is why I love saddlebags. In WI you always have to carry Spring, Summer and Winter gear. You might use all 3 in one day.
Now if you really want to be non-traditional, and have a thick skin, you can always use a backpack.
I used a backpack for a year, on my first bike. Always felt like a dork, and that is why I love saddlebags. In WI you always have to carry Spring, Summer and Winter gear. You might use all 3 in one day.
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We also have some roll bags available if thats really considered non traditional. http://www.vikingbags.com/motorcycle-roll-bags.htm
Haha, back in the days when I had to move my stuff, I used to bungee down a gym bag... You could say that's really untraditional.
Haha, back in the days when I had to move my stuff, I used to bungee down a gym bag... You could say that's really untraditional.
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I've been using the Raven soft bag for several years now. Very well made. Not sure if it's large enough to carry what you need, but it's worth a look.
http://www.tbags.com/raven-soft-bag.html
http://www.tbags.com/raven-soft-bag.html
I have a Motherwell rack on my Bob. The Raven bag fits well over the rack.
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