Tool carrier/Emergency Equipment

[irish2themax]

I joined the Motorcycle Riders Club of America and, while surfing through their site, I stumbled across this bag which can be used for tools and/or emergency equipment

If you have a luggage rack, you can mount it there or just carry it in the trunk/saddle bag like I'm going to

Bag $99.95 with straps
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[irish2themax]

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Powersport Utility Bag
PHOTOS by Mike Anderson

If you’re looking for a way to not only carry more gear on your bike but to carry it in a way that makes it all easily accessible, then you owe it to yourself to check out the Powersport Utility Bag (about $90) from Stealth Workshops. As a tail bag, tank bag or travel bag, the Powersport Utility Bag may be the most useful storage device for anything from tools to photography gear to personal items or emergency equipment that I’ve ever had the pleasure of using. (Because I’m trained as a first-responder, I use mine as a traveling medical kit.)

It’s truly impressive how much stuff this bag can hold: two main zippered sections provide bulk storage, while numerous other pockets, pouches and trays provide organization for scads of smaller items. The bag also features a removable hard-shell work pan that’s equipped with bins for sorting parts and supplies and a pair of removable zippered modular organizing pouches. And while it’s simple to strap the Powersport Utility Bag directly to your luggage rack, customized mounting kits are available for a variety of mounting applications (such as for a tank bag), thus making the bag ideal for just about any kind of motorcycle, be it cruiser, tourer or sport bike.

Other nifty features include:

• Elastic bands to hold tools securely in place
• Non-marring feet and contact surfaces
• Foam core construction to prevent vehicle damage
• Internally-stitched cordura and ballistic nylon for enhanced durability

Stealth Workshop, 877-822-5579, www.stealthworkshop.com.