saddlebag organizers
saddlebag organizers
I like the e-glide goodies tool organizers. They drop into the gaps made my the bars the bags ride on, adding them doesnt really cause you to lose any real usable space. You can fit enough tools in to pretty much do any roadside repairs needed. They also have Velcro pouches that replace the HD lid straps, good for keeping various paperwork or other light things in.
Tourer
Joined: Mar 2012
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From: Chicago, Illinois
Don't have one but the DIY section of this site had one guy get a canvas tool pouch from a home improvement center and attach it against the back wall of the saddlebag with the screws/pins. It was genius and virtually no cost.
Banned
Joined: Jan 2017
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From: in a cave at the foothills
If it were me and I were going to spend the money on something like this I would do so with a forum sponsor, Captain Itch. Great products, quality and excellent leather.
https://shop.captain-itch.com/Saddle...Panels_c65.htm
https://shop.captain-itch.com/Saddle...Panels_c65.htm
HDF Community Team
Joined: Nov 2012
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From: USA
That's fundamentally what I've got in mine. You can buy Husky bag sets at Home Depot for something like $5-15, depending on the sizes you want. Never saw the need to mount them, they just sit in there, holding different things that I tend to want on the bike (Pledge and a rag for example, toolkit and paperwork in another)
Cruiser
Joined: May 2017
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From: Buchanan MI
My boy got me these, I do like them a lot. I put everything that was "loose" in my bags in them. Nice thing about them is I don't have to move anything to grab anything. Open the lid and they are there. Just make sure to follow directions with the 3-M tape and it will not come off. (Just like trunk organizer) [those that have them fall off more then likely did not prep or apply the 3-M tape as recommended]. Itches product looks very good also but would say you can probably store more in the Kuryakyn. But either way these are good products for the money that make things a lot handier in the saddle bags.
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