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Kick stand coaster and a drink holder I made to fit on the cover. Also put my phone and anything else I may want to access without stepping off the bike.
Stuff that I do not need that often, tools tire repair kit and cleaning rags.. Those crappy snap covers covers are going to be replaced soon with the lockable hatches.
empty now tried a few items in there but ride in the rain a lot down here everything ususally got wet and it i didnt check and dry it was a mess in a few days
nothing in em.
are they waterproof? would hate to put registration or a map in there and have it destroyed.
Duhhhh..... could put that stuff in a ziplock and still put it in there.
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