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I am looking for a small bag to put sunglasses and earplugs in. I like the look of the handlebar/tool roll bags I see but don't know a recommended manufacturer.
I also like the single swing arm bags, but they look cumbersome to take off.
What do you guys do when you wash the bike? Can these things get wet?
Where do I look? My dealer only carries Harley stuff, so no real options there.
try t-bags or saddlemen for fork bags. Or do a quick google search. I have a swing arm and i just leave it on when i wash the bike. There made to take the elements
I take my Leatherworks tool bag off when washing my bike, but just cover the seat, solo bag, and AC with a kitchen plastic trash bag. http://www.sideroadcycles.com/index.html
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