| Author | Message | ||
     Texascolt45 |
anybody have any experience with small saddle bags for a 9s?just somethin for a couple nights worth of clothes.maybe the blast bags that buell sells. any ideas? | ||
| Spyder12s |
The Chase Harper stealths work pretty well ... | ||
| Falquin |
I use the "Arrowbag" by Givi -- pretty nice, softbag setup roughly in the $125 range. The Givi bag has six zippered sections, one of which on each side is expandable w/ a zipper that increases the bag width. Previously used a "Rallypack" bag by Dowco (I think) that I purchased thru JC Whitney. The Dowco is not nearly so nice (dulls out in the sun pretty bad after one summer) but was good enough for a 5-day jaunt. | ||
| Steelshoe |
I use Chase Harper Stealth also, its like they were made for the bike. very neat package along with strap on tank bag. I have a nice pic but it won't upload. I'll email it to you if you like. | ||
| Steelshoe |
By the way, the cost for 3 bag setup is about $200. I got near new on ebay for $100, saddle bags. bought new tank bag about $50. | ||
| Chainsaw |
As a cheap bastard, I use 2 kayaking dry bags strapped to the grab strap and passenger pegs. $20 each, 100% waterproof, and your clothes will never smell like 400 miles of asphalt.  | ||
| Texascolt45 |
ok you 2 i ordered a set of those chase harper stealth bags.got em for $109.i'l probably try em out the next warm weather.ohh yea its always warm in texas!just kiddin thanks for the heads up.  | ||
| Fullpower |
my mother was off to some desert town"Marfa?" said it was down in the 20 degree zone thanksgiving. too cold to ride she said. so texas aint all hot i guess. 10 degrees here in homer, alaska. buell is snowed in, but my son was just out riding his honda with screwed tires on. he said traction was good. likes his new gearing. 13:49 (winter gears) ride safe, dean |
