Brukus Saddle bag Secure
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From: Brandon,Fl
Totally agree!!
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For those that use the saddlebag kit, how quickly can you get your bags off? I tend to take mine off whenever I wash the bike so I can get to the rear rim for cleaning and tire pressure inspection/adjustment. Yes, I realize it's just like using a regular allen key, but when putting the bags back on, do you find that the left side especially is tough to work with (since it leans away from the bike)?
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For those that use the saddlebag kit, how quickly can you get your bags off? I tend to take mine off whenever I wash the bike so I can get to the rear rim for cleaning and tire pressure inspection/adjustment. Yes, I realize it's just like using a regular allen key, but when putting the bags back on, do you find that the left side especially is tough to work with (since it leans away from the bike)?
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Bruckus had a contest on the forum and I won a free set and was very impressed with the product. They go on and come off easily!
I just had a new rear tire put on and the service guy needed the key to get them off. Afterward he asked where I got them and said he'd be buying a set for himself.
I just had a new rear tire put on and the service guy needed the key to get them off. Afterward he asked where I got them and said he'd be buying a set for himself.
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I agree also - no offense to Brukus - he offers products for those that are willing to pay and they're good products too (first cabin stainless button head torx).
I'm just a do-it-yourself type.
BTW, $3 isn't too far off - easily $5 at any hardware store in the US. Remember only two are really necessary (one on each side) and stainless isn't a requirement.