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Easily removable saddlebags?
- Thread starter kman
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Dragonrider
New member
The GIVIs have a number of pluses over the Corbin bags - not including cost or quality of construction - Corbin's are bigger, and are not side opening...
Std GIVI package has a quick release bag, that you can use as a suitcase, the BRP version adds a removable frame and better taillight brackets...
I suggest you make a list and make sure you get the features that matter to you:
Looks
Quality
Removable bags
Removable frame
and ??
Then buy the one with the most points..
Std GIVI package has a quick release bag, that you can use as a suitcase, the BRP version adds a removable frame and better taillight brackets...
I suggest you make a list and make sure you get the features that matter to you:
Looks
Quality
Removable bags
Removable frame
and ??
Then buy the one with the most points..
bjt
Very Helpful Member
Went I went to the no fender look, I started thinking about selling the I7 rack and bags. After I deliberated on it for a while, I decided that I could get more use out of the money I would get from selling the setup than the value I had from owning them. Plus, I was thinking about the Kewlmetal rear rack and I knew I could use the money for that. Once I got the Kewlmetal rack, I got a Nelson Rigg tailbag to carry my stuff and it's been working great for me.
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