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Smokes, Gloves, Paperwork, glasses, a thermal shirt, a beanie, a blackberry, a bottle, spome aspirin......You name it I stuff that chit in that thing. I hate my truck. If it aint snowing, pouring rain or freezing I'm riding my chit!
Oddly I even like the way they look....Kinda Pony Express looking?
They are great. Like Chaz said, you can carry some extra stuff in them. They are very handy. Just don't waste your money on a LaRosa brand. That's what I have. They are cheap made and don't hold their shape. And the dye comes out of them real fast. Just a piece of $hit bag. Spend the extra money and get a good quality bag and you won't regret it, like I am.
Leather Works and Garage Leather make some really nice quality bags.
I love mine, it makes the bike look good and gives me space to take things along without being overly bulky or unsightly. I have a Garage Leathers Solo Bag.
i like mine.. today i expected possible showers.. i put a long sleeve shirt, gloves, 20 oz drink, camera, sunglasses, and handheld gps in it and it had room to spare.. and it looks good on the bike.. highly recommended
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