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Old 02-26-2015, 12:39 PM
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Just got a Street Bob - '14. I don't intend on doing any real long trips but may do some overnighters. I have a swing arm bag which is tiny and I don't want to do saddlebags. I was thinking of putting the HD Rigid Solo rack on.


http://www.harley-davidson.com/store/rigid-solo-rack


So does anyone have a favorite luggage piece that will strap to this rack securely without scratching up the fender and looking like it belongs there? I already have a bib on there.
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Iron Rider bags by Dowco. Have velcro straps to secure to sissy bar and other straps to connect each bag to one another or to bike. Have a built in metal frame to keep the bags from crushing. I love mine.

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Check out Kriega's bike packs. A completely waterproof and totally modular system that should do everything you might need.

http://www.kriega.com/categories/Bike-packs/
 
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I strap the Nelson Rigg Adventure bag on top of the fender and it works well, dry and plenty of room ...
http://www.nelsonrigg.com/new-2015/a...md-detail.html
 
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check the kuryaken custom roll bag for a solid small piece.
you can jam a good few things in and there's a d-rings so you can attach it to the rack or another bag... good stuff!
 
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I really liked the look of the Kreiga bags. I didn't want to hassle with overseas shipping, etc. though it probably would have been painless. Ended up with this one discounted at Viking: http://www.vikingbags.com/cordura-ba...y-bar-bag.htm?
 
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I like that.
 
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I really liked the look of the Kreiga bags. I didn't want to hassle with overseas shipping, etc. though it probably would have been painless. Ended up with this one discounted at Viking: http://www.vikingbags.com/cordura-ba...y-bar-bag.htm?
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Take a look at http://www.lazyrider.com/default.asp or http://www.bikersfriend.com/.

I have a Lazy Rider and couldn't be happier. It is reinforced so it never loses it's shape. It is also the most comfortable backrest you could ever ask for (a welcome necessity for long trips). They are easy to strap down and look decent on your bike.

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May I suggest that you just sell that toy and buy a bagger..
 


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