Baja sissy-bar bag
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11-03-2005, 03:32 PM
Baja sissy-bar bag
Anyone have any comments on the Baja sissy-bar bag made by t-bag? I need something I can use to haul my work crap back and forth. I have a Fatboy with the HD leather saddle bags, but I cannot fit my laptop in them (they are so small). Anyway, the Baja bag looks like a good solution, but I thought I would check here first since this forum has so many informed members. Here is a link to one place that sells it and two pics. Baja Bag
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11-03-2005, 05:29 PM
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RE: Baja sissy-bar bag
Currently I use a college backpack designed for a laptop. I bunji her to the backrest. I'm retired from the Army so I have a few high-speed items around the house. On rain days I put the "ruck sack" in Army water proof bag. I have seen the water proof bags for sale at Flea markets and Army surplus stores for a few bucks.
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11-03-2005, 05:43 PM
RE: Baja sissy-bar bag
ORIGINAL: de fender
Currently I use a college backpack designed for a laptop. I bunji her to the backrest. I'm retired from the Army so I have a few high-speed items around the house. On rain days I put the "ruck sack" in Army water proof bag. I have seen the water proof bags for sale at Flea markets and Army surplus stores for a few bucks.
Currently I use a college backpack designed for a laptop. I bunji her to the backrest. I'm retired from the Army so I have a few high-speed items around the house. On rain days I put the "ruck sack" in Army water proof bag. I have seen the water proof bags for sale at Flea markets and Army surplus stores for a few bucks.
Thanks for the info!
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