This is a new unused Tourmaster Nylon II sissy bar bag. I bought two so I would have a spare. Never needed it because the one I used still looks new even after many trips with my wife. This is very tough luggage. It holds enough clothes and items for 10-12 day trips for the two of us. It has a hidden pull up handle and wheels. It also has a rain cover to keep contents dry. Outside there are two front pockets with zippers and two side pockets. Inside there are two pockets with zippers. The adjustable slip-on band on the back can be made to fit any width backrest. It attaches securely to the bike. The slip-on band has its own zipped cover to completely conceal the band for air travel. The bag has hard walls to keep its shape and measures 21h x 16w x 11d. Perfect for trips. Note: The H-D emblem is just lightly taped there for decoration but is included. This is not a Harley Davidson brand bag. It was made by Tourmaster and will fit any brand bike with a sissy bar and luggage rack. This is a very tough bag. It will last a very long time. Originally sold for around $200. My price $95 plus shipping.

 

Is the one you are selling the spare, which I assume is new, or the one you use?

 

The one I am selling is the spare that has never been used.

 

Looking at the pic I am trying to figure out if this bag may be too tall. I have a short passenger bar and it looks like it might be top heavy. Later this evening when I get home I will measure it. I am trying not to spend $1000+ for a tour pack

 

Would it be something you could attach to the backrest and set it on the passenger seat? Don't have a rack so if it could go in the seat I might be interested.

 

That won't work. It's really a sissy bar bag and is most secure attached to a passenger backrest and sitting on a rack. I use the H-D two up tour-pak mounting rack for that. Several on eBay for well under $75. The only exception to using the sissy bar would be mounting it horizontally on H-D's two up adjustable luggage rack 50300044B. A $399 item.

 

What part of Ohio you from? I am in the Dayton area and may take this off your hands...

 

Thanks anyway. After sizing it up I've decided to bite the bullet and go with the chopped tour box. No sense spending nickels and dimes on a $23k bike.

 

The bag has been sold as of this morning.


Thanks for your Response.