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Old 03-23-2009, 06:48 AM
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T-Bag--Tahoe No issues, works fine for me.
 
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I have a Nelson-Rigg Dekker Supreme style bag and a Dresser Backseat T-Bag. All you'd need on a bagger !
 
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Old 03-23-2009, 07:05 AM
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Nelson-Rigg Survivor series 100% waterproof.Have been using a set of the 300 and 200 for 8 years with no problems.
 
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I paid $50.00 for a Nelson Rigg...clearance table..works great...Piggly Wiggly bags, Duct tape and bungees work pretty good too...
 
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I also use Dry bags from seallinegear.com I have used these on my bikes for the last 20 yrs. I still have the original one and it still keeps everything dry. We just bought 2 new ( duffle bag) style, since the wife now has her own bike.
Oh ya, not that you will need it but , they float!
 
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I have a t-bag decker supreme I like it a lot been using it for 2 years. You have to
have the tour pak lugage rack
 
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Does anyone use the Saddlemen bags? I have been looking at this Saddlemen bag. I am trying to decide between the T-bag Lonestar and the Saddlemen S2600. How do the Saddlemen bags hold up. They are over $100 cheaper. Are the T-Bags really THAT much better? Thanks for any help.



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Anyone ?.

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DowCo Iron Rider luggage. I picked up the 5 pieces second hand for under $200, new you can find 3 piece kits for about $300. Gives you a large, a small, and a roll bag that you can mix and match.
 


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