Discreet storage on Train
Road Master
Joined: Feb 2007
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From: Pittsburgh, PA
RE: Discreet storage on Train
I really like the storage tube (see in sig). I wanted the smallest thing I could get that would at least hold the stuff I needed to carry along with me namely paperwork, clear lenses, and some other small stuff. Can't fit a full pair of sunglasses in there though that's the only thing I wish I could put in there.
Road Master
Joined: Sep 2007
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From: AB, Canada
RE: Discreet storage on Train
http://www.sideroadcycles.com/Import...ightTrain.html
I bought the XL (or whatever) version. Its a little thicker by an inch or two.
I bought the XL (or whatever) version. Its a little thicker by an inch or two.
Road Master
Joined: Oct 2006
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From: Canary Islands
RE: Discreet storage on Train
Toolbox is the best bet. But sometimes that can be a little small. The swingarm bag is awesome. I looked into getting one but found the models I saw too small.
I ended up getting a friend to make me one up who's good with leather. It's strong and has a metal plate behind it. I attach it with those plastic things. I have it for a spare helmet as I'm always riding people between 2 shops, so I need it to be big.
I ended up getting a friend to make me one up who's good with leather. It's strong and has a metal plate behind it. I attach it with those plastic things. I have it for a spare helmet as I'm always riding people between 2 shops, so I need it to be big.
Banned Camp
Joined: Apr 2007
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From: Simpsonville, SC
RE: Discreet storage on Train
I did the same thing The Baron did. I took a fork bag and attached it to my swingarm. However, I got detachable saddlebags, so I moved the fork bag to the bottom of my downtubes. You don't even really notice it's there. I only take it off when I wash the bike.
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ORIGINAL: T_Rob666
Josh...I kinda like that, man. Where did you get it?
Josh...I kinda like that, man. Where did you get it?
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Intermediate
Joined: Jul 2007
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Awesome Guys...
That's a bunch of great ideas...combining a few of them will give me all kinds of space now...At compared to what I have now which is nothing...
HDForums Rule....
That's a bunch of great ideas...combining a few of them will give me all kinds of space now...At compared to what I have now which is nothing...
HDForums Rule....
3rd Gear
Joined: Feb 2008
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From: Saskatoon Sk.
RE: Discreet storage on Train
Hello. I used a waterproof discman case and mounted to the back side of the risers on my Train with two small zip ties. Don't even see it till you actually looking for it. Holds 2 cell phones and a extra pair of glasses. Narrow enough that it doesn't touch the speedo housing. For long rides on the highway I can throw in a MP3 player. Good for buzzing around town, less in the pockets.
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