Need some T Bag recomendations
Road Warrior
Joined: Dec 2007
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From: Ma
This is the bag that I have ----> http://www.nelsonrigg.com/pages/Crui...CTB950-Big.htm
This Nelson Rigg #CTB950 touring bag set is of top quality. You can use them together or separately. Most of the time I only use the larger bag, which is zipper-expandable. It also comes with complete expandable rain covers. The model CTB900 and CTB950 are exactly the same except that the 900 is designed to slip over a smaller backrest pad, and the 950 is designed to slip over a larger backrest pad such as that which comes with the Fatboy's "Riders Essentials" package.
Check out the other bags on this website too. I can assure you satisfaction with the quality.
I have a couple of Rigg bike covers I'm pretty happy with also.
Oh... everything is lifetime warranteed.
Grand HDF Member
Joined: May 2007
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Two coats take up a lot of room. I have the Route 66 bag, along with the Saddle Roll. I use the Saddle Roll full time for glasses, gloves, and all the other junk I like to keep with me when I ride. I use the larger bag (or both) when I really need the storage.
When the wife and I ride and we want to bring the coats along for when it gets cooler at night, I have to use the larger Route 66 bag. That sounds like the sort of scenario for which you're planning. A smaller bag simply wouldn't do the trick.
At the time, best brand new on line price I found was at motorcyclesuperstore.com
When the wife and I ride and we want to bring the coats along for when it gets cooler at night, I have to use the larger Route 66 bag. That sounds like the sort of scenario for which you're planning. A smaller bag simply wouldn't do the trick.
At the time, best brand new on line price I found was at motorcyclesuperstore.com
Last edited by trip20; Aug 20, 2008 at 10:15 PM.
Cruiser
Joined: Feb 2008
Posts: 114
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From: Hobart, IN
Two coats take up a lot of room. I have the Route 66 bag, along with the Saddle Roll. I use the Saddle Roll full time for glasses, gloves, and all the other junk I like to keep with me when I ride. I use the larger bag (or both) when I really need the storage.
When the wife and I ride and we want to bring the coats along for when it gets cooler at night, I have to use the larger Route 66 bag. That sounds like the sort of scenario for which you're planning. A smaller bag simply wouldn't do the trick.
At the time, best brand new on line price I found was at motorcyclesuperstore.com
When the wife and I ride and we want to bring the coats along for when it gets cooler at night, I have to use the larger Route 66 bag. That sounds like the sort of scenario for which you're planning. A smaller bag simply wouldn't do the trick.
At the time, best brand new on line price I found was at motorcyclesuperstore.com
I have same bag... not cheap but you always get what you pay for!
Big Kahuna HDF Member
Joined: Jan 2008
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From: Okinawa, Japan
Got the kury gran tour which I've only used once so far but it can hold a lot. It'll be nice if I ever pull a camping trip or long haul. Also got the kury tombstone and I use that all the time - not overly large but does fit quite a bit into it.
Road Master
Joined: Feb 2007
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From: Iowa
Ive got the Nelson-Rigg Day Tripper and its perfect for both of our leathers. I can get 2 of each leather jackets, chaps, and vests in ours. Rides real well and the straps holding it to the bike are superb. We are looking at getting the Nelson-Rigg Interstate T Bag next for those longer trips.
bob
bob
Road Warrior
Joined: May 2008
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From: UK & France
I've got a HD Ultra Touring bag and the last time I used it I made the mistake of filling it. Far too much crap on a bike.
I'm looking at a Pacsafe Tailsafe which can be locked on the bike so if I stop for anything I don't need to take it with me.
I'm looking at a Pacsafe Tailsafe which can be locked on the bike so if I stop for anything I don't need to take it with me.
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Cruiser
Joined: Oct 2007
Posts: 188
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From: Connecticut
+1 on the Nelson Riggs Packs. I got yhe CBT600. Expandable and comes witht the roll bag. Check out their web site but if you decide to order one get it from Dennis Kirk. Cheaper then getting it from Riggs.
Road Master
Joined: Mar 2008
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From: Florida
I have the Universal Expandable, which is considered a large bag. But the main part can be ziped or unziped depending on the size that you need. It does have the "barrel" as you put it which you can use seprate or together if you plan on at a later time going longer distance it is very handy to have the extra space. It also has the adjustible backrest attachment which makes it easy to attach to the bike. But hey buy what you need.