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That looks exactly like my HD cover. Youd be surprised at how nice it is to have those storage pockets right there at the wifes finger tips and what you end up putting in them.
I have searched online and only found 2-3 pretty expensive options. I am looking for something that either attaches to or slides over the rider backrest that has a storage pocket on the back large enough to hold a phone. I found the HD option for $100, and one or two aftermarket options that are $50 plus.
Do any of you have something that works that isn't so expensive? or have you spent the money for the HD one and feel it is worth every penny?
My wife will take maybe 3 trips a year with me so I am having a hard time dropping $100.
I need to order something this week we are leaving on July 13th and I want it for that trip.
So you have no problem and can justify spending at least $20k for a scooter you really could have lived with out but 100 bucks for an accessory hurts ?? Do the math if she uses it 10 times. Aw come on man let her be happy !!!!
Last edited by Dirty Harry; Jun 27, 2018 at 10:24 PM.
i use the harley one also, the boss has never removed it and used as a purse but she gets all her needed items in there.🤪happy wife happy road trip, spend the $$$$ dont cheap out on this one.
Last edited by brokefootkenny; Jun 28, 2018 at 04:04 PM.
+1 on this bag. I have it on my RK rack. Perfect size. Main compartment holds a lot, and the sides expand if you need more room. Side compartments too.
Originally Posted by stevmac1
I have this. Saddlemen. Keeps it's shape and stays put.
+1 on this bag. I have it on my RK rack. Perfect size. Main compartment holds a lot, and the sides expand if you need more room. Side compartments too.
The OP isnt looking for a touring type bag of any kind. Hes looking for a small bag that attaches to the riders backrest, not the passengers.
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