Touring luggage recommendations
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That's a real good price. Did you purchase in store or online? Google shows more than one Eastern Cycle and the one's I've checked so far don't have ecommerce set up.
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RE: Touring luggage recommendations
That's a real good price. Did you purchase in store or online? Google shows more than one Eastern Cycle and the one's I've checked so far don't have ecommerce set up.
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RE: Touring luggage recommendations
Another vote for the Kuryakyn Full Dresser. I have had mine for a year, have take several trips two up, the longest was 8 days. Plenty of room, easy to pack (she gets two sections, I get one),
and easy to roll around. Has D-rings along the edges if you need to tie something on.
We went to the River Run in Laughlin. It was raining when we left home, and was over 100 degrees on the trip back home. Everything stayed dry. Plenty of room to pack all the new T-Shirts. The new leathers were rolled up and tied on the back of the bag using the D-rings.
Got mine from M&M Cycles. Great prices and great service.
and easy to roll around. Has D-rings along the edges if you need to tie something on.We went to the River Run in Laughlin. It was raining when we left home, and was over 100 degrees on the trip back home. Everything stayed dry. Plenty of room to pack all the new T-Shirts. The new leathers were rolled up and tied on the back of the bag using the D-rings.
Got mine from M&M Cycles. Great prices and great service.
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