T-Bag Luggage Choice
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From: sand mountain Alabama
I have many bags that I use and for the tourpak bag I really like the dekker supreme.
Just leave the foam pads in. you can get too much weight with them removed if your not careful.
Wow, the dexxer 11 bag is really large. I would be careful with that one. you could put too much weight in it for the tourpak hinges and walls of the tourpak really easy.
Just leave the foam pads in. you can get too much weight with them removed if your not careful.
Wow, the dexxer 11 bag is really large. I would be careful with that one. you could put too much weight in it for the tourpak hinges and walls of the tourpak really easy.
Last edited by dirtdobber; Mar 3, 2014 at 06:30 PM.
b4 ya drop the cash check out nelson-riggs gwr1000,good quality and should find it for around 120$.will hold 2 full face lids+,fits the premium rack well,and hold shape when empty,comes with a rain cover, I've never used the cover it got a little damp once in a 400 mile soaker.
http://www.nelsonrigg.com/store/product.aspx?pid=436
http://www.nelsonrigg.com/store/product.aspx?pid=1698
Someone mentioned lining bottom with garbage bags... GREAT advice! We use plastic garbage bags to pack in all our cases for anything that would be outside on the bike, no matter how great your luggage is. Wet/damp clothes suck, and one all-day soaker will some how get through the best luggage, been there once, ONCE!
But now I pull a trailer, I find it easier than a top-heavy bike, IMO. :-)
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Road Captain
Joined: Jul 2012
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From: Texas
Dekker 2 review
The T-Bags Dekker 2 was delivered this evening. i ordered it from Revzilla on Sunday with free shipping and it delivered in 2 days. The bag is fantastic. Fits on the premium tour pak rack like it was poured into it. 4 straps secure the bag to the rack so that it will not budge. It is a large bag but fits so well it does not look huge on the bike. It has a simple design with a large, expandable main compartment and a pocket on each of the 4 sides (too many storage compartments everywhere are useless to me. This is a quality constructed piece of motorcycle luggage.
With the help of the guys that posted in this thread, I chose the right bag for my needs. Very happy..thanks fellas!
With the help of the guys that posted in this thread, I chose the right bag for my needs. Very happy..thanks fellas!
Road Captain
Joined: Apr 2011
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From: Illinois
The T-Bags Dekker 2 was delivered this evening. i ordered it from Revzilla on Sunday with free shipping and it delivered in 2 days. The bag is fantastic. Fits on the premium tour pak rack like it was poured into it. 4 straps secure the bag to the rack so that it will not budge. It is a large bag but fits so well it does not look huge on the bike. It has a simple design with a large, expandable main compartment and a pocket on each of the 4 sides (too many storage compartments everywhere are useless to me. This is a quality constructed piece of motorcycle luggage.
With the help of the guys that posted in this thread, I chose the right bag for my needs. Very happy..thanks fellas!
With the help of the guys that posted in this thread, I chose the right bag for my needs. Very happy..thanks fellas!
Road Master
Joined: Jul 2010
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From: Eastern Iowa
I have the T-Bag Dakota.
Holds plenty and the edges have a holder for water bottles. Handy for the passenger for access while riding.
Needed more room so I bought a trailer.
That will hold me for a while.
Holds plenty and the edges have a holder for water bottles. Handy for the passenger for access while riding.
Needed more room so I bought a trailer.
That will hold me for a while.
Road Captain
Joined: Apr 2011
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From: Illinois
I also considered the Dakota because of the places to put water bottles, my next move is also a trailer.
Trailer, got tired of it being a top-heavy bike when loaded up:
Preparing & packing for the trip by ChristoHD, on Flickr
Preparing & packing for the trip by ChristoHD, on Flickr
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