Any other saddlebag options besides the Givi set?

[NoJive]

As much as I love the way the Givi bags look, they are just too much $$$ for me to spend right now. Are there any other options out there? I did see the Roadkrome bags, but not that impressed.

[r1100rider]

As much as I love the way the Givi bags look, they are just too much $$$ for me to spend right now. Are there any other options out there? I did see the Roadkrome bags, but not that impressed.

Check out RKA soft bags we have them and they work great made in USA and they will customize color and features no perment ugly hardware and they stay put to I can't say speeds

[retread]

If you're looking for hard bags, check the RoadKrome catalog, they've got Spyder stuff at fairly reasonable prices.

john

[2 Cruysyn]

Check out RKA soft bags we have them and they work great made in USA and they will customize color and features no perment ugly hardware and they stay put to I can't say speeds

What r1100rider said. Give Richard a call. Great guy to talk with!

[NoJive]

If you're looking for hard bags, check the RoadKrome catalog, they've got Spyder stuff at fairly reasonable prices.

john

I don't really mind the RoadKrome bags, but I have yet to see any with the black handle, which is what I'd need.

[NancysToy]

Look into the Nelson Rigg soft bags. There are others, too, if you search the old SpyderLovers posts.

[boborgera]

Look into the Nelson Rigg soft bags. There are others, too, if you search the old SpyderLovers posts.

# 950, I've used them on my GS with great success, Now i have them on my Kaw 6n.

[ARtraveler]

If you are looking to spend less $'s than the Givi bags, then soft bags are probably the way to go. Mention of suppliers is listed above.

[blambert]

I have the corbin saddle bags and they are an excellent product and water proof deep wells for storage. They blend into the bike like they are straight from BRP. Go to Corbin.com to take a look.

[Tl440]

I have these on EBay. I used them on my BMW R1200R, but decided to go with the hard bags on the Spyder. I tried them on the Spyder and they fit well. The RKA website has photo of a Spyder that uses them. The expandable feature is handy.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/RKA-50-Liter...9386fb&vxp=mtr

[NoJive]

Thanks, I added these to my watch list. I really like the look of the Givi/Can Am bags though. The Corbins are nice, but they are more $$$.

I have these on EBay. I used them on my BMW R1200R, but decided to go with the hard bags on the Spyder. I tried them on the Spyder and they fit well. The RKA website has photo of a Spyder that uses them. The expandable feature is handy.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/RKA-50-Liter...9386fb&vxp=mtr

[SpyderGirl]

I have the corbin saddle bags and they are an excellent product and water proof deep wells for storage. They blend into the bike like they are straight from BRP. Go to Corbin.com to take a look.

I love my Corbin saddlebags!! Look like they were stock. Blend very well with the lines of the Spyder. You couldn't give me those GIVI bags. Yuck!!!!!!

[Yeochief]

I have the Nelson Rigg CL-850 bags. They mount on my 2009 GS and look good. You can see pictures in my album "Saddlebags".

[Daisyjoe]

Thumbs up for the Nelson Riggs bags. I use them on my 2010 RS. They work great and were AFFORDABLE

[hollylmh]

I have had a set of SHAD, top box and saddlebags on my Spyder for 5 years and I love them. Each bag will hold 2 modular helmets! I think they are a little sturdier than the GIVI, have held up great, and look good. Check them out. Price at that time was some cheaper than the GIVIs.7190.jpg

[lmfarmer94]

Here's pic of the Kuryakyn Granthrow-over saddlebags that I purchased a few weeks back. I really do like them and they have a lot of room too.
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[pro10is]

Before the Spyder I used to use Nelson Rigg soft bags. They were great except they will buff and scratch the finish.

[johnboyjohn.pretious]

Hi , Google up ' KAPPA MOTORCYCLE LUGGAGE' Same stuff as Givi but badged differently and cheaper.

[NoJive]

I looked up the Kappa's, they look very nice! Gonna do some more research on those for sure. I did run across some Coleman soft bags @ my local WallyWorld. For $50, they aren't bad. Downside is the stupid Paul Jr. Designs logo....but that will be gone soon!

http://www.coleman.com/product/motor...0#.US-hoDCcESY

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Hi , Google up ' KAPPA MOTORCYCLE LUGGAGE' Same stuff as Givi but badged differently and cheaper.

[asp125]

To each their own, I suppose. I love our Givis, if they're good enough for BRP.