Luggage
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Joined: Dec 2008
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From: Mid West
I got saddle bag liner luggage when I bought the bike with the bike, handy but only at times solo. I went and bought a TP suitcase (MoCo) at a stealer when I found it in the clearance pile and saved a bunch on it; not a bad bag plenty of room for two for a few days clothes.
I was on Ebay and found a collapsible MoCo TP rack duffle, bought it and it rides under the TP suitcase until we need to move out the dirty laundry on a trip, great investments to all of them.
I was on Ebay and found a collapsible MoCo TP rack duffle, bought it and it rides under the TP suitcase until we need to move out the dirty laundry on a trip, great investments to all of them.
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Joined: Feb 2008
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From: Southeast Wisconsin
I have this bag set from Harley p/n: 94734-09
I had the Harley overnight bag for my Sporty and was just as satisfied with that one.
They are durable and hold a lot of stuff. They come with rain covers but I've never needed them as they are mostly waterproof as it is. Though stuff around the zipper got damp which I can't hate on the bag for. Plus what I think is real nice is they have multiple sizes to fit snug over the sissy bar pads which helps keep it from moving around.
I did a lot of research and for the price I thought it was the best bang for my buck.
I had the Harley overnight bag for my Sporty and was just as satisfied with that one.
They are durable and hold a lot of stuff. They come with rain covers but I've never needed them as they are mostly waterproof as it is. Though stuff around the zipper got damp which I can't hate on the bag for. Plus what I think is real nice is they have multiple sizes to fit snug over the sissy bar pads which helps keep it from moving around.
I did a lot of research and for the price I thought it was the best bang for my buck.
Keep the load low
Ended up with this one, $150 shipped from Amazon. Thanks for the input
http://www.tbags.com/detail.aspx?ID=85&SelectedCat=3
http://www.tbags.com/detail.aspx?ID=85&SelectedCat=3
I made a mistake like this once about 6-7 years ago when the wife and I took our first "long" momo trip - packed a bag similar to the one you purchased perfectly full - it made the handling of the bike terrible. So word is: just cause you got a lot of room and capacity - doesn't mean you have to use it all! ;-)
Just my 2˘ of caution - ride safe and enjoy!
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