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I suggest a freezer bag for longevity. The forkbags and platbags can be found in good quality at many venders. Papers, Tools ,X-tra Glasses ect will fit in those bags. Enjoy your ride.
i like to have all my paperwork photocopied to include insurance and copy of my drivers license under the seat... lost my wallet in bfe 6 states away from home and it came in handy then so i make a habit to keep the duplicates with my ride out of site and out of mind for that reason mostly.
Last edited by Sgt Dirty; Mar 31, 2011 at 09:20 AM.
Pull the cover off the electrical box (next to the horn) and put your paperwork in a zip lock bag and tape it to the inside of the cover.
This. Though I don't tape it. It will slide right behind the bracket on the inside of the box.
I wouldn't keep it in my wallet. I am a minimalist when it comes to wallets. ID, 1 credit card, 1 debit card, AAA card, medical insurance card and thats it. None of this for me
Last edited by rcaddell; Mar 31, 2011 at 10:13 AM.
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