Tbags VS Biker's Friend
#11
04-26-2007, 07:20 PM
RE: Tbags VS Biker's Friend
Ok, Didn't like the Switchback for on the seat as a back rest, to small and no sturdy enough. Looked at the Kuryaken Tombstone while I was at Dennis Kirk, doesn't seem to bad but I think the L or XL biker's friend is the way to go, just have to wait for them to have one available.
#12
04-26-2007, 09:42 PM
RE: Tbags VS Biker's Friend
The tombstone bags are pretty sweet, but I think you will be happy with the Biker's Friend XL bag
Have fun
Make sure you email them asking them you would like to buy one, they will email you back as soon as they are.. about a week or so waiting time when they out of stock. Guess they sell like hotcakes on a cold day heh..
Have fun
Make sure you email them asking them you would like to buy one, they will email you back as soon as they are.. about a week or so waiting time when they out of stock. Guess they sell like hotcakes on a cold day heh..
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04-26-2007, 10:06 PM
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RE: Tbags VS Biker's Friend
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Hmm, XL and Large are the same roundness.. they just differ on length So saying a XL would push you too far forward vs a L is..uh (bull)
XL = 13 x 19
L = 13 x 15
M-L = 11 x 19
M = 11 x 15
S = 9 x 15
(first number is diameter and second number is length)
You don't get a smaller diameter till you get to the Medium-Large and Medium and of course Small... maybe you have the medium-large?
I am 6'2" and the XL does not push me to far forward from my passenger pylon on a fatboy 07.
Hmm, XL and Large are the same roundness.. they just differ on length So saying a XL would push you too far forward vs a L is..uh (bull)
XL = 13 x 19
L = 13 x 15
M-L = 11 x 19
M = 11 x 15
S = 9 x 15
(first number is diameter and second number is length)
You don't get a smaller diameter till you get to the Medium-Large and Medium and of course Small... maybe you have the medium-large?
I am 6'2" and the XL does not push me to far forward from my passenger pylon on a fatboy 07.
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04-26-2007, 10:16 PM
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RE: Tbags VS Biker's Friend
I have the T Bags Convertible and it's a killer setup for my Low Rider...you can use it as a backest abd it works really well. I'd buy them again in a heartbeat.
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04-26-2007, 10:19 PM
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RE: Tbags VS Biker's Friend
ORIGINAL: vertigo14
I aint gonna bite you
So you dont know what you bought?
So hows the weather in Alaska?
I aint gonna bite you
So you dont know what you bought?
So hows the weather in Alaska?
As for what I bought, I've slept many times and drank even more since then. Those gray cells are damaged. I like the Biker's Friend that I've got.
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