T Bag Experience
Tourer
Joined: Mar 2009
Posts: 413
Likes: 16
From: Killeen, Tx
I've had mine over a month and really like it. Holds my clear glasses for night driving and when I use the GPS I plug it into the cig lighter and run the excess cord into the left pouch.
Also great for ID as I have to enter a military base often and it's right there.
Also great for ID as I have to enter a military base often and it's right there.
Road Warrior
Joined: Jun 2007
Posts: 1,600
Likes: 2
From: Windsor, CO
The price is GREAT! Compared to similar windshield bags these are a steal. There is a forum sponsor that sells the bags from time to time about 10% (maybe more) cheaper than the MSRP. I can't recall the name, so do a search.
Good quality, great design (I like that it fits the contours of the fairing), and easy to use. Takes about 5 minutes to mount. The velcro closure keep the pockets fairly secure. I keep a pair of reading glasses and Blackberry in the center. I then stuff my satellite radio receiver in the right pocket. I use the left pocket for garage door opener and misc crap I accumulate. So far plenty of room for that stuff.
I do not keep my sunglasses in the bag, though I do put the glasses over the outside of the bag. There's a nice notch between the flap and back of the bag which holds the sunglasses arm/frame well, so it's easy access.
I have used this bag on both the stock and the FastAire 8" windshield. I also have the FastAire 6 inch windshield (and have used it with the T-Bag) but only a couple times. I like the mid-size windshield better. No scratches that I've noticed.
You can get soap suds and water between the windshield and bag. It's a product of design, and I'm not sure there is a way to prevent it. I just recognize that it will happen and take a few moments to blow fresh water between them so that I don't get a soap residue after each wash.
I guess the only complaint I have is the logo, but I can't say it's that annoying. I'd like a little smaller logo, but I'm grateful they didn't do more than just emboss it on the leather. It's a good advertising for the company, and I've had plenty of folks ask me about the bag because of T-Bag logo.
If I had the bag stolen I'd buy a new one in a heartbeat. I use it all the time (every day, literally) and wouldn't want to be without it. Just simply convenience, well made, and looks pretty good.
Good quality, great design (I like that it fits the contours of the fairing), and easy to use. Takes about 5 minutes to mount. The velcro closure keep the pockets fairly secure. I keep a pair of reading glasses and Blackberry in the center. I then stuff my satellite radio receiver in the right pocket. I use the left pocket for garage door opener and misc crap I accumulate. So far plenty of room for that stuff.
I do not keep my sunglasses in the bag, though I do put the glasses over the outside of the bag. There's a nice notch between the flap and back of the bag which holds the sunglasses arm/frame well, so it's easy access.
I have used this bag on both the stock and the FastAire 8" windshield. I also have the FastAire 6 inch windshield (and have used it with the T-Bag) but only a couple times. I like the mid-size windshield better. No scratches that I've noticed.
You can get soap suds and water between the windshield and bag. It's a product of design, and I'm not sure there is a way to prevent it. I just recognize that it will happen and take a few moments to blow fresh water between them so that I don't get a soap residue after each wash.
I guess the only complaint I have is the logo, but I can't say it's that annoying. I'd like a little smaller logo, but I'm grateful they didn't do more than just emboss it on the leather. It's a good advertising for the company, and I've had plenty of folks ask me about the bag because of T-Bag logo.
If I had the bag stolen I'd buy a new one in a heartbeat. I use it all the time (every day, literally) and wouldn't want to be without it. Just simply convenience, well made, and looks pretty good.
Road Captain
Joined: Aug 2005
Posts: 629
Likes: 3
From: Mission, Texas
I've used the one from Harley for a few years or more and I won't do w/o it. Middle pouch for sunglasses, left for toll monies, right for lip balm, sun block, iPod cord. I also dump my iPod into one of the pouches when using it. Really handy, but may scratch a clearview windshield.
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Joined: Apr 2008
Posts: 26
Likes: 0
Just got the T-Bags Windshield Bag for my '05 EG; it's bigger and more practical than I thought; the middle pouch is large enough for my EZ Pass transponder plus more; the side pouches hold lots, but smaller items will fall to the bottom nook. I could always stuff that little area with foam but otherwise, I think the bags are highly functional, look great, make good use of the space, and the price is unbeatable.
Elite HDF Member
Joined: Apr 2006
Posts: 3,948
Likes: 54
From: The Burgh
I have it and like it a lot. It looks good, has enough room, low maintenance and you can't be the price. I don't have a problem with the logo but I stuck a HOG pin over it cause I had an extra one and didn't know what to do with it. LOL