Motorcycle Luggage.

T-bird Troy · Sep 26, 2005

I am getting ready to take my first long trip on my Triumph Thunderbird. I have a set of saddle bag but need a little more room. Does anyone have any suggestions on Motorcycle duffel bags. I am looking at the Aerostich Motofizz bag. Any imput would help. The bag would be mainly for clothes and supplies.
Thanks,
Troy

FirstMan · Sep 26, 2005

If your T-bird has a back rest, T-bags makes a good bag IMO. My only complaint was that people who take a lot of things can, sometimes they take a little too much.

wabbit · Sep 26, 2005

I used one of these on my t-bird. I sat the big bag on the back seat and attached the small bag to the luggage rack. You can also stack them on top of each other.

They arent waterproof, but they're cheap. Around $120 or so.

wabbit · Sep 26, 2005

Gratuitous T-bird shot. Sort of wish I still had it.
Never sell your bikes, just buy more :P

T-bird Troy · Sep 26, 2005

Hey Wabbit,
What kind of Fly Screen is that on the front of your T-Bird?
Troy

bushwhacker · Sep 26, 2005

wabbit said:
Gratuitous T-bird shot. Sort of wish I still had it.
Never sell your bikes, just buy more :P

But if you had kept your TBird where would I have gotten my cams?

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Sleepy Weasel · Sep 26, 2005

wabbit said:
Gratuitous T-bird shot. Sort of wish I still had it.
Never sell your bikes, just buy more :P

This shot is more "on-topic"

10-95 · Sep 26, 2005

I bought a RevPack. It'll tote lots of stuff and carries some of the weight low. Plus it's a good back rest.

http://www.revpack.com/motorcycle/products/TourPack.html

wabbit · Sep 26, 2005

National Cycles fly screen. $40 on ebay. Fits very well. You will need to find slightly longer bolts to hold on the headlight, other than that it works well.