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Fellas
Two questions
1. Anyone using quick detach saddlebags thst are compatible with the quick detach backrest?
2. Anyone have a small bag system they like, like a solo bag or swingarm bag. Looking for something smallish. I prefer the look of the bike without bags, but need a place to store a jacket for rides that start cold in the morning.
Fellas
Two questions
1. Anyone using quick detach saddlebags thst are compatible with the quick detach backrest?
2. Anyone have a small bag system they like, like a solo bag or swingarm bag. Looking for something smallish. I prefer the look of the bike without bags, but need a place to store a jacket for rides that start cold in the morning.
I use Boss Bag #40 quick detach and the work well with my backrest and rack.
Decided to try out that two bike life so I added another one to the stable yesterday.
i used to have a kawasaki Z1000 a couple of years sgo. it was fast, but that's about it. couldn't ride it much more than a few hours, it would hurt my back. traded it in on a kawasaki 1600 mean streak
I don't normally ride any longer than that anyway.
I just wanted a sportbike for when I'm in that mood and I've always liked the Super Hawk. The v-twin in it sounds amazing and has such a nice torque curve.
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