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What is everyone running for a small handle bar bag? All I need is something large enough too hold some gloves a can of snuff, and a few small odds and ends. Must fit the stock risers and between the fairing too keep everything looking tidy.
Never found a bag that mounted to the bars I liked but, my wife has the swingarm bag that Harley sells and really likes it. Good luck with your search
this. I have the HD Swingarm bag and its great. I can hold anything I need for a normal ride (glasses, phone, keys, gloves, etc), including a small cloth backpack that can handle an emergency trip to the store.
What is everyone running for a small handle bar bag? All I need is something large enough too hold some gloves a can of snuff, and a few small odds and ends. Must fit the stock risers and between the fairing too keep everything looking tidy.
Fyi, the bike is a Lowrider S.
Measurements, would ya thin? Post what ya need, then ask. If I needed a bag I'd take a measurement, what gonna fit best my bars. L X W X D, and riser distance.
Not everything we've used fits anything.
What is everyone running for a small handle bar bag? All I need is something large enough too hold some gloves a can of snuff, and a few small odds and ends. Must fit the stock risers and between the fairing too keep everything looking tidy.
Fyi, the bike is a Lowrider S.
Found a bag that fits perfectly at an Army surplus store. It started life as a small tool bag. I cut the handles off and attached it to the bars with velcro straps. Deep central pocket with a flat pocket out front and two smaller ones on each side. I think I paid maybe 20 bucks.
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Small pouch/bag.
