Guy's I am not sure if this will work for you but we make these panels that will help keep you organized and do not take up any room. If you have any questions just let us know .. http://shop.captain-itch.com/Saddleb...Panels_c65.htm
I went the cheap route and bought one of these bucket organizers, cut it in half on the sides where it's stitched together, folded over the top and put a stitch down it and punched holes in it, held in by the bag pins. Two saddlebag organizers for $7. Heck, if you cut it right, you still get the inside bucket side to use in a bucket. Put all sorts of junk in it, plastic cleaner for sheilds, rags, tools, sunscreen, riding glasses, hair ties, hankies, etc etc.
I went the cheap route and bought one of these bucket organizers, cut it in half on the sides where it's stitched together, folded over the top and put a stitch down it and punched holes in it, held in by the bag pins. Two saddlebag organizers for $7. Heck, if you cut it right, you still get the inside bucket side to use in a bucket. Put all sorts of junk in it, plastic cleaner for sheilds, rags, tools, sunscreen, riding glasses, hair ties, hankies, etc etc.
I did the same thing with the organizer from Harley's wash bucket. Wanted the bucket for the grit strainer and felt like making bag organizers helped justify the price. I have bag speaker harnesses and an amp in the left bag. I put an aluminum bar in the top seam off the organizers to mold them to the bag. Works real well and pockets were made to drain out moisture
I didn't take any pics while making it, but here's some of the right side, left is just the same, just the other half of the bucket organizer. If you look close, you can see the stitch I ran down the top where I folded the cut over. I might have steal black_n_white's aluminum bar idea, just to mold the bag tight up against the shock hump in the back of the saddlebag!
I didn't take any pics while making it, but here's some of the right side, left is just the same, just the other half of the bucket organizer. If you look close, you can see the stitch I ran down the top where I folded the cut over. I might have steal black_n_white's aluminum bar idea, just to mold the bag tight up against the shock hump in the back of the saddlebag!
I really like this idea along with the cost. I can see a project in the near future. As for a gun holster, I have several holsters I have bought over the years that are inside the belt or waist band that I think could be made to fit between the bucket organizer and the saddle bag. Another idea on keeping registration and proof of insurance. I took photos of both of these and have them stored in my phone. Don't know if that would ever be an issue if stopped but being a retired LEO, figured I would always be able to talk my way around that. Of course if I were going to cross the border into Canada, think I would be sure to have the papers along.
I didn't take any pics while making it, but here's some of the right side, left is just the same, just the other half of the bucket organizer. If you look close, you can see the stitch I ran down the top where I folded the cut over. I might have steal black_n_white's aluminum bar idea, just to mold the bag tight up against the shock hump in the back of the saddlebag!
Very Nice , I see in this my future. Thanks for posting
I didn't bolt them down, so I can slip them in/out... they stay in place and are great without eating too much space... (I usually only keep the right hand one in... )
Guy's I am not sure if this will work for you but we make these panels that will help keep you organized and do not take up any room. If you have any questions just let us know .. http://shop.captain-itch.com/Saddleb...Panels_c65.htm
I like your stuff C' Itch. Can you do a custom tool pouch roll?
12-14-2015, 08:56 PM
