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I need an advise in a left swingarm bag for my sportster 48, I am doing a big trip UK to Portugal passing in France and Spain. I need a bag enough to have a small jerrycan (Because I have a 48) and some tools, main condition is that don’t bankrupt me!
I have this tool kit I carry but I have fixed saddlebags on my bike. I also have room for a small inflator and puncture repair kit that is a bit shorter and a bit wider than the toolkit.
The toolkit would probably go in the bottom of your backpack.
I
got a Viking bag…. I think it was even under 100 bucks. Just google Viking swing arm bag. It’s not the best fitting, I think I should have hard mounted it. Good enough for the Sporty though.
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