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No saddlebags for me
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Doh… How about http://www.bikersfriend.com
That seems like such a strange response
Certainly no more or less pertinent to a discussion of nylon carrying bags than me saying…..
Onions. Meh.
Just teasing ya though
lol….don’t pay attention to brider… he’s just have his midlife…. you know…. sport this if I tour its sport tour that…..
just kiddinI have the “Lazy Rider” bag myself, and I really like it. Not as many size choices as the Biker’s Friend, but I like some of the small features better, and the cost is also less than even the smallest of the BF’s.
Here’s a link:
http://www.lazyrider.com/lazy_rider_bag_sizes.asp
And to see the large size (12″) diameter bag on a Vulcan 500, here’s a picture:
” alt=”” />I still go the ghetto route.
I have a bungee net ($3 at ocean state job lot) and and an cheep skateboard backpack ($15 at wally-mart).
I use the buckles on the back to keep a bungee net attached to the backpack and then bungee it to the passenger seat. Used to carry it on my back but realized it blocked the air vents on the back of my jacket, and also when carrying all my work crap could cause fatigue on long rides.
Works out well because it allows me to quickly and easily stow my jacket in the bag and walk around with all my gear while my bike is parked. Just a thought for newbies who are a little strapped for cash.
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