Rocker luggage
Cruiser
Joined: Jan 2009
Posts: 238
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From: West Chester, PA
I bought this bag and a b!tch seat for the fender...
http://www.ebikerleather.com/_e/Siss...duffle_bag.htm
The bag is large enough for multiple days of cloths, has 4 built in soft straps and is PVC lined to hold its shape. I added some velcro to the seat and bag to keep it from sliding and tied of the bag to the turn signals and rear seat bolts for the saddle bag struts. The photo is not very good of the bags but it is from the morning before leaving on a 1400 mile trip around the outer banks. The bag stayed put the whole time and was very easy to take on and off the bike at night. My next trip is up to Laconia in June and I'll be sure to take better photos and repost.
http://www.ebikerleather.com/_e/Siss...duffle_bag.htm
The bag is large enough for multiple days of cloths, has 4 built in soft straps and is PVC lined to hold its shape. I added some velcro to the seat and bag to keep it from sliding and tied of the bag to the turn signals and rear seat bolts for the saddle bag struts. The photo is not very good of the bags but it is from the morning before leaving on a 1400 mile trip around the outer banks. The bag stayed put the whole time and was very easy to take on and off the bike at night. My next trip is up to Laconia in June and I'll be sure to take better photos and repost.
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Joined: Oct 2009
Posts: 99
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From: Copperas Cove, TX
Not the cleanest looking but it works. It is a patagonia garment bag(I have to wear suits). Anyway, it holds about 5 days worth of stuff and with a back pack it works out good. I am traveling this week, it will be the first time with the bag and the bike. Hope all goes well, I want to ride this thing everyday I can...
of course I would have to tie down the front bottom also.
of course I would have to tie down the front bottom also.
Tourer
Joined: Oct 2008
Posts: 265
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From: New York City
I bought this bag and a b!tch seat for the fender...
http://www.ebikerleather.com/_e/Siss...duffle_bag.htm
The bag is large enough for multiple days of cloths, has 4 built in soft straps and is PVC lined to hold its shape. I added some velcro to the seat and bag to keep it from sliding and tied of the bag to the turn signals and rear seat bolts for the saddle bag struts. The photo is not very good of the bags but it is from the morning before leaving on a 1400 mile trip around the outer banks. The bag stayed put the whole time and was very easy to take on and off the bike at night. My next trip is up to Laconia in June and I'll be sure to take better photos and repost.
http://www.ebikerleather.com/_e/Siss...duffle_bag.htm
The bag is large enough for multiple days of cloths, has 4 built in soft straps and is PVC lined to hold its shape. I added some velcro to the seat and bag to keep it from sliding and tied of the bag to the turn signals and rear seat bolts for the saddle bag struts. The photo is not very good of the bags but it is from the morning before leaving on a 1400 mile trip around the outer banks. The bag stayed put the whole time and was very easy to take on and off the bike at night. My next trip is up to Laconia in June and I'll be sure to take better photos and repost.
Cruiser
Joined: Apr 2008
Posts: 149
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From: Lowland, North Carolina
OK......I must be crazy. I like having my saddle bags. They are removable in just a couple minutes. There is enough room for me and the wife to carry a couple days clothes. Otherwise, I take them off. We use the fork bag for glasses andother small stuff.
Cruiser
Joined: Apr 2008
Posts: 149
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From: Lowland, North Carolina
I'm sorry I'm not quite as computer savy as you are. I post pics the only way I know how.
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Joined: Apr 2010
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Thanks for replies , i put the 2 to 1 vance and hines exhaust on so i dont think bags will fit to well on that side , exhaust rides a bit higher than stock . I have the fold out seat and was hoping someone has invented and bag that would just pop onto that flip out seat bracket . I wouldent think u could strap anythining with any size to that seat , i couldent tie it of to the rear turn lights or much else , and worry about something falling off . And i hope u never slide of the back of that thing Irish .
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Joined: Oct 2009
Posts: 99
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From: Copperas Cove, TX
LOL. No **** right, that would be bad day all round. 
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