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After Market Luggage suggestion
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Bob Denman
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Hopnel offers some soft-sided luggage at reasonable prices.
I see a lot of their items on EBay...
I see a lot of their items on EBay...
Chupaca
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Curious..!!
what kind of luggage..?? Trailers you can find many and even diy types. Luggage that fits into your exsisting compartments I think your acc cataloge has some and additional luggage you have givi, kuryakin, nelson riggs and others. Your best starting point is the home page where our sponsor offer most everything... :thumbup:
what kind of luggage..?? Trailers you can find many and even diy types. Luggage that fits into your exsisting compartments I think your acc cataloge has some and additional luggage you have givi, kuryakin, nelson riggs and others. Your best starting point is the home page where our sponsor offer most everything... :thumbup:
I'd try a "Nomad" trailer from Mini Trailer USA. There's room for everything and then some!
Got my Minitrailer Nomad last week. Very easy to assemble. Unfortunalty the shipper tweaked the lid. :banghead::banghead: Company has been very good to work with and I'm completely happy with results. :bowdown::bowdown: If I did anything different, I might get the Shadow, which is a bit smaller. Have to get hitch installed but not in a hurry another inch of snow and 20 degrees here today. :yikes:
SpyderAnn01
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That was going to be my suggestion also.
Bob Denman
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:shocked: How'd I miss that?? :banghead: :gaah:
ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
I have done two different things for luggage. For my 2010 RT, I have the frunk roller bag and the three piece luggage set from BRP made to fit in the side bags and the rear trunk. The BRP stuff works just fine, but is pretty "cheesy" to look at. There is also a pretty good price tag that goes with it. The frunk roller bag has been used from day one for hauling my books etc. back and forth to school--going on four years--it is none the worse for wear.
For our second RT, I purchased soft side stuff that fits in the frunk and all the other saddle bags. Saved a lot of money, and it gets the job done. I found the soft sided stuff at WalMart. I don't make a lot of overnight road trips any more--but find what we have to now be sufficient.
For our second RT, I purchased soft side stuff that fits in the frunk and all the other saddle bags. Saved a lot of money, and it gets the job done. I found the soft sided stuff at WalMart. I don't make a lot of overnight road trips any more--but find what we have to now be sufficient.
Bob Denman
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:shocked: Living proof, that even a "Blind Hog", can still find an acorn once in a while...
Glad to help out! :thumbup:
Glad to help out! :thumbup:
ulflyer
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If you're riding a '12 I have a new BESTEM brand frunk bag for $25 shipped. Soft type, heavy black canvas type. Got it last year, never used in my '11 and now it won't fit the '14 which has a smaller frunk! The two rear side bags do and i'm keeping those. I think the whole set was about $60 so you might find them online.
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