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06-15-2005, 01:42 PM
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| Dastardly villain   Joined: Sep 2004
Bike: '08 M109R w/LE mods
Location: Royal Oak, MI
Posts: 1,652
 |  Saddlebags Well after much research I finally found a good pair of very decently priced saddlebags. I keep getting tired of trying to fit thing under my rear seat or having to wear a backpack..so here's my new purchase that is on its way!  Nelson-Rigg Standard Saddlebag $63.99 MSRP $69.99 Accommodates swept exhausts on most of today's bikes Designed and built to be compatible with most bikes Easy access top loading main compartment Adjustable shoulder strap Securely mount using wide Velcro straps and quick release buckles Durable long-lasting tough Tri-Max polyester treated with UVEX for the ultimate protection against damaging UV rays Rigid sides and lower panel maintain a sharp look and reduce wind resistance Complete with an easy grab zipper handle for main compartment High visible reflective webbing for night riding Heat resistant under panel Includes 100% waterproof rainstorm cover Protective back pad to prevent marking the bike Measures 17"L x 6.5"W x 11"H Lifetime No Hassle warranty
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06-15-2005, 02:39 PM
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| Dastardly villain Joined: Sep 2004
Bike: '08 M109R w/LE mods
Location: Royal Oak, MI
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| I'll give you alla review in a few weeks after my trip. Let you know how they hold up and everything.
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| TurtleWax Taster   Joined: Jan 2005
Bike: K5 GSX-R600 & 2003 HD 883
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