Swing arm solo bag
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I have both a Leatherworks
and a Rarebag
The Rarebag is quite a bit bigger (and quite a bit more expensive), but I like how it fits proportionally on my scoot.
The Leatherworks is great quality though, no complaints.
and a Rarebag
The Rarebag is quite a bit bigger (and quite a bit more expensive), but I like how it fits proportionally on my scoot.
The Leatherworks is great quality though, no complaints.
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I'll acquiesce to your expertise on the man purse, 
. On a softail, the swingarm bag makes a lot of sense.
IMHO, the more "treated" the leather the better and inside the bag, zip-lock bags are your friend. These things and their contents can take a beating in wet / muddy / dusty riding conditions, particularly if you forget to close em,,
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. On a softail, the swingarm bag makes a lot of sense. IMHO, the more "treated" the leather the better and inside the bag, zip-lock bags are your friend. These things and their contents can take a beating in wet / muddy / dusty riding conditions, particularly if you forget to close em,,
.