| Author | Message | ||
     Kevinfromwebb |
Anybody used any of the 'luggage locker' bags. www.luggagelocker.com I saw the 'seat sak' and while expensive, I liked the looks and how it mounted. From what I gathered at their website, each bike models bags are slightly different size. I'd be real curious to know how big the main compartment is on a Firebolt seat sak and how they hold up... Kevin | ||
| Bakadoh |
I have a sport zip bag, for my soon to be sold SV650s. It's a good bag, not a great bag. The fit and finish of the bag is nice, but the base plate is pretty ugly (if that concerns you). No inside organizer or pockets, and no carry strap (or rings). Works like it claims, nice compact bag. Would I buy again? Probably not. Do I use the bag I have? every day. | ||
| Jackbequick |
I was wondering about those too. That larger Elite Seat Sak model is a potential candidate for a seat bag my M2. For an extra $20 it can be had in a waterproof material called "Lexel" but that says nothing about the quality of the waterproofing on the seams and zippers. Stuff made for the M2 has faded from the Buell and aftermarket accessory offerings. If anyone has any unneeded seat bags or the drape over the seat/quick removeable type luggage leftover for that model please PM me, I'd be interested. Or just the info on some tried and true makes and models that worked so I can look for them. Jack | ||
| Deltacruiser |
I've got the Cortech sport tailbag and saddlebags. They are well made and work very well. I rarely need the saddlebags, but the tail bag gets used a ton. They come with rain covers also. Try www.newenough.com | ||
| Bomber |
Jack -- check out RKA-Luggage dot com -- been in bidness a long far, great stuff, great service, great prices -- when you call on the phone, the owner answers | ||
| Timconnly |
(info for everone)was looking for used tankbag or small sadle bags on ebay .Later I was in pepboys they had black nylon tank bags for atv's 4 weelers the nice thing is they fit under my seat like they were made to buell mini saddle bags only $20. not a fulldresser but not as much crap in your pockets |
