I know this has been discussed a lot in this forum but I really would like some inexpensive soft bags since I seldom use them. I know a lot of you liked the NR bags but had a problem with the turn signals being in the way.Has anyone found a better setup? Some thing easy to take on and off.
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:dontknow:I have the Nelson Riggs 950's on my 08 GS, no problem with the turn signals, Which ones did you try?
JJW SpyderRider
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I had them same problem with the NR 950 bags hitting the turn signals. I needed to ride double which moved them back past the signals. I ended up making a spacer to hold them out from the side of the bike enough to take the pressure off the signal. Not the best setup but OK for a day or two trip.
I had them same problem with the NR 950 bags hitting the turn signals. I needed to ride double which moved them back past the signals. I ended up making a spacer to hold them out from the side of the bike enough to take the pressure off the signal. Not the best setup but OK for a day or two trip.
SpyderGirl
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I had no problem riding two-up with my Cortech soft bags. The signals were still visible. I have the Corbin saddlebags now, but these worked good for us on our first trip to AZ back in April 2008.
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