I have several SAC's that I bought on e-bay, the large one me and the ol lady live out of for a week in daytona and it's perfect.

You can also send it back to them and they will sew it to fit your sissy bar free of charge, if you get a new bike/sissy bar.

 

I have the same Iron Bags set of three bags. they are well designed and well made. Whats nice is you can use only one for a overnight trip or 2 or all three for longer trips and they all connect togather with straps and strong D rings.

 

Yep! And we use the crap out of them, as you can see I bought a bungee web to hold my jacket or whatever on them as well.

 

I have the universal expandable and it holds over a weeks worth of travelin' gear even without using the included roll. No rollers, but it has hidden backpack straps.

Got mine at choppersurplus.com.

 

I see there are a couple of detachable racks that can be placed on the scoot. Which would be recommended with my detachable passenger backrest. It's coming down to either the Route 66, or SuperT. I should note that I always ride solo, significant other hasn't been on a scoot since we've had little ones.

 

If you always ride solo, there is no need to get a rack, unless you just gotta have one. Just put the bag infront of the sissybar on the seat.

I bought the 2 up detachable mount, and used a detachable tour pak mount until I bought a tour pak. Now I don't need a rack, but will probabley get one sometime in the future (steath one or 2 up) just in case I want a daybag when I don't have the tour pak on.

 

Totally pleased with my T-Bag Dakota. It holds more than you would believe.