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Im looking for a swing arm bag but it needs to be small enough to fit with my side mount plate, i looked and cant really find any pics, anyone have one with a side mount plate?
i have one from BAD and G customs on my breakout. it is great! it stops right at the axle so it will fit with an axle mount plate. i can take a pic of it for you if you want.
my side mount plate is clamped to the frame ahead of the rear nut, i was looking at the leather works bag, it looks like my best option right now, but being in Canada and with the exchange and the shipping im over 200.00
I have a side mounted plate and the semi triangle bag and it's strapped to the swing arm. I don't have problems with it. My problem with the bag was finding out that my iPad can fit in. But I did.
This is my "old" bike. I have one on my new one but I don't have a picture. It's the same.
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