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RE: My version of a sport tourer - Riko_imp - 07-18-2016

I assume the straps easily go underneath the seat withous any interference? Thx.

RE: My version of a sport tourer - uscgmac_imp - 07-18-2016

(07-18-2016, 03:27 PM)Riko_imp Wrote: I assume the straps easily go underneath the seat withous any interference? Thx.
Yes, the straps lay straight across with nothing interfering. A very easy process. I have the Daytona cafe seat so I had to put it underneath and was very happy with the fitment. It will come right up to the rear of the directionals but will not press on them or interfere at all.

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RE: My version of a sport tourer - Riko_imp - 07-18-2016

Cool. Nice and clean.

I see a UK address that sells them.
But I'm still wondering if they would look as good with the stock fender (and seat).

RE: My version of a sport tourer - lola_imp - 07-19-2016

Looks Great!

thanks for posting! I also have the same seat and these bags look like they work well with it..

Are the saddle bags wider than the front handle bar? cant tell by the photos.

RE: My version of a sport tourer - uscgmac_imp - 07-19-2016

(07-18-2016, 03:56 PM)Riko_imp Wrote: Cool. Nice and clean.

I see a UK address that sells them.
But I'm still wondering if they would look as good with the stock fender (and seat).
I got mine at motorcycle superstore, they were on sale for like 50.00 or so

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(07-19-2016, 02:04 AM)lola_imp Wrote: Looks Great!

thanks for posting! I also have the same seat and these bags look like they work well with it..

Are the saddle bags wider than the front handle bar? cant tell by the photos.
I don't think they are wider. Remember they are sport bags and are made for sport bikes. I had them on my Z1000. They are not really big. Just big enough for the bare essentials. These are not big touring bags. You can fit just enough if you want to bring one change of clothes for a over night or maybe for a rain siut, water bottles and stuff like that or if you stop at a store for an item or two. It's like having two medium size tank bags.

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RE: My version of a sport tourer - lola_imp - 07-19-2016

thank you Sir!

these would be perfect for a short weekender up north. Ordering them through Revzilla though the prices went up since your purchase.

RE: My version of a sport tourer - quail_imp - 07-19-2016

Where did you find those tank pads?

RE: My version of a sport tourer - uscgmac_imp - 07-19-2016

On ebay, tech spec tank pads for a Bonneville

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In case anyone was wondering the bags are the nelson rigg SPRT-40

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RE: My version of a sport tourer - Rhinosaurus_imp - 07-22-2016

(05-08-2016, 07:54 AM)uscgmac_imp Wrote: So I went into the garage to play around with some soft bags I already purchased a couple years back to see how they would look on the CB1100. I really had no intention of using them but said what the heck, I'll try them. They are Nelson Riggs sport bags. Plus I threw my puig windscreen and GPS back on. Bags are good for a short weekend blast.


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Your bike is lookin really good uscgmac...

I am extremely picky about accessories and don't particularly like windshields, but I like how yours looks. Would you mind posting some info on it? Do you happen to have any straight on front pics as well?


Thanks

RE: My version of a sport tourer - pwh421_imp - 07-28-2016

I second the request on Windscreen info..

Also, the bike looks spectacular..