Glide Hard Bag Liners
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RE: Glide Hard Bag Liners
Got some of the liner HD bags for Christmas. I like them and think they'll be great for just about any occasion. I don't see a downside. If you don't want them in, just pull them out and store them till you do. I'll keep mine in for the cushion of anything I put in the saddle bags. One initial thought has been that they may end up not holding as much as the bare saddle bag though.
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RE: Glide Hard Bag Liners
I got a set from EG Goodies last year for xmas. We have used them for every road trip. Our mileage is about a 50/50 split for the last two years.
I don't carry much on a day trip except rain gear in draw bags,half cover, and a tool roll from hell in the right side, and a knee towel and first aid kit in the left. On the road everything gets into a liner that doesn't go in the SAC bag on the rear seat. I keep the tour pack clean for daily gear layers, helmet and maps, and a camera.
They work well and stay with the road bags; protect from rub, make unload and reload eaiser, and make lost items a near extinct thing.
[IMG]local://upfiles/17522/BBD80AF0E4A444E0AE6521BDB736C475.jpg[/IMG]
I don't carry much on a day trip except rain gear in draw bags,half cover, and a tool roll from hell in the right side, and a knee towel and first aid kit in the left. On the road everything gets into a liner that doesn't go in the SAC bag on the rear seat. I keep the tour pack clean for daily gear layers, helmet and maps, and a camera.
They work well and stay with the road bags; protect from rub, make unload and reload eaiser, and make lost items a near extinct thing.
[IMG]local://upfiles/17522/BBD80AF0E4A444E0AE6521BDB736C475.jpg[/IMG]
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