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Can anyone recommend side bags (soft) for a 2014 Honda CB 1100SAE? Since I live in Belgrade, Serbia, it would be preferable for the delivery to be from Europe.
I have these: https://www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/ogio...d=10103388

They work well but the heat from the exhaust will melt the rain cover. YMMV
I have the Tourmaster Select bags, small but good enough for my stuff for a week or so on the road.

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https://www.motorcyclehouse.com/tour-mas...addle-bags
I have these sw-motechs. They are a semi rigid. Soft but maintain their shape. I like them. But I wish the top strap could be placed under the seat for a cleaner look. I can also use the bags and still carry a passenger pretty comfortably.

https://sw-motech.us/products/luggage/sa...048832.htm

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Nice pic Ferret. The "Pleasure Horse" looks incredibly clean and shiny in that one!!!
That was a long time ago lol
I like it. I see your rear signals have been relocated, which I want to do. I assume this is required for the panniers, if so how did you (or what kit did you buy) to accomplish this?



(09-05-2022, 02:02 AM)DutchRutter_imp Wrote: [ -> ]I have these sw-motechs. They are a semi rigid. Soft but maintain their shape. I like them. But I wish the top strap could be placed under the seat for a cleaner look. I can also use the bags and still carry a passenger pretty comfortably.

https://sw-motech.us/products/luggage/sa...048832.htm

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(10-12-2022, 02:29 PM)Ollie_imp Wrote: [ -> ]I like it. I see your rear signals have been relocated, which I want to do. I assume this is required for the panniers, if so how did you (or what kit did you buy) to accomplish this?



(09-05-2022, 02:02 AM)DutchRutter_imp Wrote: [ -> ]I have these sw-motechs. They are a semi rigid. Soft but maintain their shape. I like them. But I wish the top strap could be placed under the seat for a cleaner look. I can also use the bags and still carry a passenger pretty comfortably.

https://sw-motech.us/products/luggage/sa...048832.htm

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The relocation kit actually came with the bags. Pretty easy, cut and splice the included extra wire. The one thing I wish could have been done better was the wire run. Basically, I put it under the tail light then from the tail light on top of the fender and under the seat. I tried my damndest to run them through the fender like the rear taillight wire but I could not get them through there. You don't see the wires much unless you take the seat off and actually look for them. But I would prefer the wires to be hidden better.

That being said, it's a small price for the added functionality.
Thank you Dutch. So complete with panniers, stays, and relocation bracket, I think I'm ordering this.
I'm running some Viking cafe bags on SW Motech mounts. Not sure if I'm really liking the look though.
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