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Picked up my swingarm bag at the dealership today and installed it. Looks like it'll hold enough stuff for a weekend trip, or a change of clothes for when I wanna ride to work (112 miles one way).
The bag fits quite well, but the instructions are almost worse than if there had been none at all.
Will hold a pair of Reefs just fine, with room for more bar hopping accessories.
Don't know the PN. Just got the one for the Sporty. I like the bracket and how it all goes together, and it's roomier than I expected. But it does made it a little tricky to get to the kickstand.
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Swingarm Bag
