Tail/Seat Bags

[Ridem32_imp]

Thanks hiker. I got one on order about a week ago for the deluxe I got the comet 2 will be a few weeks before it gets here
Michael

 

[Nemo_imp]

I run a saddleman tunnel bag, no need for tie downs the rings in the bag connect to the four piont tie downs.




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I'm so glad I found this reply because I have one of these Saddleman tunnels.

 

[valkanut_imp]

I run a saddleman tunnel bag, no need for tie downs the rings in the bag connect to the four piont tie downs.




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What kind is your seat? Russell?

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I run a saddleman tunnel bag, no need for tie downs the rings in the bag connect to the four piont tie downs.

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What kind is your seat? Russell?

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[4 Paws_imp]

Seat bags are nice, used them for years when commuting to carry work clothes/shoes/lunches. No chance of scratching tank either. Great for day trips plus a little bit of back support/rest is always welcome.
Regularly shop at a full blown military surplus store near me and picked up some nylon and canvas bags that are trulY multi-purpose. Water proofed by coating with beeswax and linseed oil - works great and is truly low cost.
Nelso Rigg makes decent stuff, like the looks of the saddleman tunnel bag.