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I'm looking for a good quality bag that will fit over the HUGE passenger backrest pad on the RKC. I've had a Super T-bag in the past and really liked it but I'm not even sure it would go over the backrest pad. I would like to find that size or bigger and that quality. Any thoughts?
I have a T-Bags Dekker Supreme for a HD tour pack right now but can't use it without the tour pack.
My Super T-Bag fits my large/huge pad, no problem. Also see your RK is a RKC and they make 3 different sizes of pads for the backrest on the RKC if you don't like the HUGE one.
I'm looking for a good quality bag that will fit over the HUGE passenger backrest pad on the RKC. I've had a Super T-bag in the past and really liked it but I'm not even sure it would go over the backrest pad. I would like to find that size or bigger and that quality. Any thoughts?
I have a T-Bags Dekker Supreme for a HD tour pack right now but can't use it without the tour pack.
Can you use a set of these passenger hand rails to strap down your T-bag to?
I have the Sac / Cool Sac combo, best money I ever spent on bike luggage. Light weight durable and of course rain proof. That was a huge concern for me as I get into many storms on my rides. The cool Sac has an insert to put ice into which is great for those long rides when you just need a cold adult beverage.
By the way it has a pouch that is custom fit for the back rest. The web site will ask you for your back rest measurments and you are good to go. No worries about fit or function.
They make the luggage that Harley sells....they can custom fit.....and if you change bikes they can custom refit....I like mine...I have the combo and it holds a lot of stuff....good for trips two up .....
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