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Somehow the idea of using this on the sissy bar got lost in translation?
How do these things happen? Now that’s amazing....
Ya, now folks are just throwing out random bag suggestions. haha.
Here's another Jerry-rig of mine. Israeli Army surplus bag, vintage 1970s. Actually has Hebrew writing on it from the soldier who owned it. Kinda cool.
Last edited by SoCalSoftailSlim; Feb 25, 2018 at 07:20 AM.
In my opinion, that HD messanger/laptop bag is very nice. It feels like nice quality and looks good. Certainly is convenient with the sissy bar strap. Not a fan of the big HDMC on it, but whatever. Of course it's pricey.
I ended up going with the HD backpack, because it seems to be alot more versatile for either carrying a laptop to work OR using for other larger non-work related items.
I have this bag I think I paid 129.00 at the dealer. Its well constructed and FITS the bike. If you need a good shoulder bag, there a lot more than 129.00 or even msrp of 179.00.. As for the murse - Im GUILTY! I need a place for my insulin and Epipen and other fun items. I also keep 2 shades of lipstick in there.. lol...
I have this bag I think I paid 129.00 at the dealer. Its well constructed and FITS the bike. If you need a good shoulder bag, there a lot more than 129.00 or even msrp of 179.00.. As for the murse - Im GUILTY! I need a place for my insulin and Epipen and other fun items. I also keep 2 shades of lipstick in there.. lol...
Hehe.
It actually is a good bag. I just can't abide at this point.
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