Day Bags - saddle or T type
#1
Day Bags - saddle or T type
I'm looking for some reccomendations on a bag or set of bags to use for those days when you need to store or carry something like a jacket or small package. I've searched the forum and read about the LICS SOLO bag and also some THROW OVER saddles from fox creek. I'm just looking for an easy on and easy off bag to use on a limited basis.
PROS AND CONS PLEASE
PROS AND CONS PLEASE
#2
I just bought a set of T bags this morning. See the first 3 pics in my album..
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/membe...ster-pics.html
Pros..
Easy to mount. On and off in two minutes... tops..
Reasonable size.
Separate roll bag.
Waterproof insert for roll bag.
Extra straps
Cargo net included
Cheap. The two bag set was @$90 at the Harley dealer.
Cons..
They are "water resistant", not "waterproof.
The back of the large bag does not have a solid insert so it tends to loose its
shape and wrap a bit around the sissybar which causes it to loose some volume.
The sissybar straps are Velcroed rather than buckled.
(the safety straps which are criss-crossed in the photo are clip ons with conventional buckles)
I'm not sure I'd trust the cargo net..
It done be yoo-gly...
The main bag itself is sold separately for @ $60.
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/membe...ster-pics.html
Pros..
Easy to mount. On and off in two minutes... tops..
Reasonable size.
Separate roll bag.
Waterproof insert for roll bag.
Extra straps
Cargo net included
Cheap. The two bag set was @$90 at the Harley dealer.
Cons..
They are "water resistant", not "waterproof.
The back of the large bag does not have a solid insert so it tends to loose its
shape and wrap a bit around the sissybar which causes it to loose some volume.
The sissybar straps are Velcroed rather than buckled.
(the safety straps which are criss-crossed in the photo are clip ons with conventional buckles)
I'm not sure I'd trust the cargo net..
It done be yoo-gly...
The main bag itself is sold separately for @ $60.
Last edited by Mike Horrell; 05-31-2009 at 10:23 PM.
#5
I did all this research myself and ended up getting the throwover saddlebags. However, now that it's all done, here's what I'd recommend. It looks like you've already got the detachable sissy bar so get the T-bags. If you decide to go with the throwovers, you'll have to change your set up to a rigid mounted sissy bar. The throwovers are nice to have and they hold plenty, but it's an expense you don't need and the detachable set up is nicer. I changed mine over and I wish I hadn't. My $.02.
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It's their own brand....model # 2907
Ask for "Ponch".
http://www.renegadeclassicstx.com/
Another pic....
Hope that helps
Last edited by Notcho; 06-05-2009 at 02:12 PM.
#10
since you have a sissy bar get these off of e-bay ,also has a role bag too
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/MOTOR...Q5fAccessories
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/MOTOR...Q5fAccessories
Last edited by RATROD HOG; 06-05-2009 at 03:14 PM.