[Bonzman17]

http://www.vikingbags.com/motorcycle-trunk-bags-39-ctg.html

I am in need of a bag and since i bought the bike the wife has been on me for spending money.... y'all know how it is, but honestly just wondering if anyone on here has this of something similar on their bike and pics are always a help. Also is the a repeatable company and do they provide a good product? I am eventually going to get sixers but can not convince/swing her just yet . thks to all

 

[nathan520]

http://www.vikingbags.com/Motorcycl...47-prd1.html?view=desktop&disableMobileView=1

I just picked this one up. And it's pretty rugged. The outside pockets are dual zipper. By that I mean you unzip one and you have to unzip another one underneath it. Probably helps to keep the weather out of the pockets. The bag itself is made up of heavy canvas material and leather.

Being that I just got it I can not say for sure if it will actually hold up. But from the looks of it. It is going to last me awhile.

I am extremely happy with what I bought. I was a little sceptical at first as well. Being they are cheaper then any other website. Also found a sticker on one of the inside pockets that said made in Pakistan.

But its going to do what I need it to do. Hold some clothes to go to the gym after work.

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[Bonzman17]

http://www.vikingbags.com/Motorcycl...47-prd1.html?view=desktop&disableMobileView=1

I just picked this one up. And it's pretty rugged. The outside pockets are dual zipper. By that I mean you unzip one and you have to unzip another one underneath it. Probably helps to keep the weather out of the pockets. The bag itself is made up of heavy canvas material and leather.

Being that I just got it I can not say for sure if it will actually hold up. But from the looks of it. It is going to last me awhile.

I am extremely happy with what I bought. I was a little sceptical at first as well. Being they are cheaper then any other website. Also found a sticker on one of the inside pockets that said made in Pakistan.

But its going to do what I need it to do. Hold some clothes to go to the gym after work.

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Can you snap a pic of it mounted please? Thks

 

[nathan520]

Will do. Ill mount it and snap a picture when I get off from work. Probably be up around midnight.

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[Bonzman17]

thks

 

[nathan520]

Here is a bunch of pictures from different angles. If you need something specific just ask. And it was kind of a pain getting it on the backrest. Still slides a little but that was using the poles that came with it and I still have a bunch of straps and buckles that came with the bag for other mounting purposes.


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[Bonzman17]

Much appreciated.

 

[AHam]

Has anyone done this yet?

 

[nathan520]

I didnt want anything permanently attached. So I didnt go that route.

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[BOOLSHOT]

Has anyone done this yet?

Is it just me... or does the back of that look like a little Mercedes or something?

 

[milani]

yes, it does...

 

[mikoloe]

I like that, I can put a 24 pack of 16 ouncers in there!

 

[IDStryker]

Those look nice! What did you use to attach them to the back rest. I have the Star low backrest, and it's shape makes it difficult to find luggage that will mount to it.

 

[nathan520]

I used the strap that is connected to the bag with the poles. It sits on it crooked. Then I used some additional straps to strap it down to the luggage rack so it didnt flop around. It was a pain putting it on. Why I never take it off.

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[Raven]

Has anyone done this yet?

I'm looking at doing something like this now for longer trips. Won't necessarily be this trunk but I will have it removable with a few bolts. I'll still have the QR backrest for the wifey for around town

 

[Strom]

Here is a bunch of pictures from different angles. If you need something specific just ask. And it was kind of a pain getting it on the backrest. Still slides a little but that was using the poles that came with it and I still have a bunch of straps and buckles that came with the bag for other mounting purposes.

That doesn't look bad. I miss my saddlebags and I'm not sure I want saddlebags on my Stryker. That said, this would help with the occasional ride where I need some storage. How has it held up? Any loosening up or shifting? Just how much can you load up?

 

[nathan520]

That doesn't look bad. I miss my saddlebags and I'm not sure I want saddlebags on my Stryker. That said, this would help with the occasional ride where I need some storage. How has it held up? Any loosening up or shifting? Just how much can you load up?

The bag is holding up really well. Hasn't loosened up since I put it on the bike. They sell a bigger version on the same bag. But this bag is big enough for me. I mainly use the bag for work.

The bag will fit my jacket liner, a sweater, my combat boots, uniform top and pants. That's all I can put in it. But that's all I need it to do.

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[Strom]

The bag is holding up really well. Hasn't loosened up since I put it on the bike. They sell a bigger version on the same bag. But this bag is big enough for me. I mainly use the bag for work.

The bag will fit my jacket liner, a sweater, my combat boots, uniform top and pants. That's all I can put in it. But that's all I need it to do.

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That's plenty! Might have to get one of these..thanks Nathan!

 

[Strykeback]

Funny how one expects things should be the same across the board. The pipes and air cleaner are on the left of that blue bike in the above posts. Mirror image?