most cost effective way to take luggage?
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If not for winter gear, we wouldn't have needed the T-Bag (which was empty by this time in our ride):
Last edited by MilesOfTexas; 03-08-2017 at 12:37 PM.
#22
Something like this should be sufficient. Whatever you choose, make sure the sleeve to secure it to the sissy bar is adequate. And remember that bigger is not always better...for luggage. Too much weight hanging off the back could make the front end squirrely.
https://www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/...-sissy-bar-bag
https://www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/...-sissy-bar-bag
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Yep. I've said it many times - GREAT bag. Durable, more capacity than a chopped Tour-Pak, easy to get into and out of while it's mounted on the bike, lots of extra pockets, integrated rain cover, and at the end of the day, you can just carry it into your room/tent/cabin/boat/whatever.
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Man, all these pictures makes me want to take a road trip...3 days worth of stuff is what we take as well - Another idea if you are worried about stuff getting wet, we bought those reusable bags that you can squeeze all the air out and they seal up nice. Nice for saving room, keeps stuff dry and a place to hold your dirty clothes.
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I wanted a cost effective way to travel on my Dyna, so I have put a lot of miles on option 3 with my FLD. Including rain.
This is a T-Bags Route 66 Roller bag. The material is pretty water resistant, but it has a rain fly that adds another layer of protection. Great bag. I've had no major problems with it... Except that it doesn't fit on the back seat of my new Ultra Classic, hence I have it for sale.
Finding a second hand sissy bar set up is pretty painless. Search the "for sale" section here, set up eBay alerts, ask around your local HOG chapter. Or buy new from boardtracker or surdyke which seem to be the cheapest places for new HD parts.
This is a T-Bags Route 66 Roller bag. The material is pretty water resistant, but it has a rain fly that adds another layer of protection. Great bag. I've had no major problems with it... Except that it doesn't fit on the back seat of my new Ultra Classic, hence I have it for sale.
Finding a second hand sissy bar set up is pretty painless. Search the "for sale" section here, set up eBay alerts, ask around your local HOG chapter. Or buy new from boardtracker or surdyke which seem to be the cheapest places for new HD parts.
This is my same exact setup and it works great!