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Cool man, just make sure it can't slide down on ya. It will ruin your fender if it rubs on it too long. Maybe get one of those little luggage racks that attach to the sissy bar?
If you don't mind me asking...where did you find this SoCal? I've been looking for that very thing and it looks like we're in the same part of the world. Thanks!
My leather saddlebags hold more and are easier to futz with when putting them on or taking them off the bike, or, it looks like, easier to put things into and open and close, and, it also looks like, harder to steal...at least by a few seconds, heh.
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