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I have to say I agree great price on Nelson riggs and great quality, with 10% with coupon HF10 you won't find a better price. If you don't see what you are looking for let me know I can order it.
http://shop.techncyclegear.com/categ...?categoryId=46
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Since the author did not mention what bike he has it will be hard to help. Although there are a lot of good choices posted.
I ride an Ultra an this is the bag of my choice made by T-Bags and the link is the best price I have found. I have 3 bags but the T-Bag Dekker supreme is thee best by far.
http://www.wingstuff.com/pgroup_deta...gage_Rack_Bag/
I suggest not removing the foam padding as it will hold too much. It comes with a rain cover.
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I ride an Ultra an this is the bag of my choice made by T-Bags and the link is the best price I have found. I have 3 bags but the T-Bag Dekker supreme is thee best by far.
http://www.wingstuff.com/pgroup_deta...gage_Rack_Bag/
I suggest not removing the foam padding as it will hold too much. It comes with a rain cover.
dd
Monkyman,I have been trying to decide between the Horseshoe bag & the large Saddleman bag. The Saddleman will hold more but as you said that will give the wife a chance to overload. Do you think the Horseshoe will fit the airwing rack ok?
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From: California Desert
There sure are a lot of great bags listed but I guess I don't have as much money as some of you. I went to a local sporting goods store and found a nice athletic bag for about $50. I put it on the rack and secure it with a cargo net. Ridden with it up there for thousands of miles with no problems.
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