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Funny you should start this thread. I just mounted a new bag last night. BadGCustoms.
Got it a little bigger, and in a rectangular shape so I could fit my laptop in it when I go to work. And, my running shoes when I go to gym. My other bag wouldn't do that for me.
I might get smaller buckles. But I'm seeing if the oversized buckles will grow on me. Really dig the bag itself. Apologies for the crappy pic. Was overcast when I took it.
Last edited by SoCalSoftailSlim; Jun 12, 2013 at 02:37 PM.
What size bag is that? Length, width, & height etc? I emailed them last night, and left a message earlier today about a timeframe that they can have bags shipped out. Haven't heard back yet from them. Looks a lot better than I was thinking for a rectangular bag. Can you get a sideshot or two in there for us as well?
Here's a few closer up pics. The last two are my mounting system. I used fender washers inside and outside the bag and stainless steel bolts to keep it off my swingarm. (Preventing damage to the powdercoat).
I used black artists canvass inside the bag to help keep everything super firm on the mount.
And a slightly different angle of the whole bike and bag:
Great bag, by the way, Midgard. That's exactly what I had before by Leatherworks. I just went with the bigger, rectangular bag by BadG to help tote my computer and gym gear.
Last edited by SoCalSoftailSlim; Jun 12, 2013 at 05:04 PM.
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