Is the shop you are talking about performance cycle?
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Is the shop you are talking about performance cycle?
Not to sidetrack your thread too much but is Performance Cycle the one that used to be off of Broadway and Evans?Quote:
Originally Posted by DDT951
I immediately thought Fay Myers but that's probably not who you meant.Quote:
Originally Posted by fitz19d
I had a bag on a Sportster way back when.
Dropped her off at the next bar.
No this place is big and only sells gear, no bikes.Quote:
Originally Posted by ChickNorris
Performance is the best place to shop in regards to selection and inventory. Prices are good as well. You may get lucky at Cycle Gear too.
They work great if you have good hold down points and they are tight on the bag. I've done thousands of miles with a dry bag bungeed to the back of my Vstrom. A lot of those miles were on bumpy rocks as well as dirt roads. It's all about how well you strap that sucker down.Quote:
Originally Posted by DDT951
I’ve got a bag that may work. PM me if interested.
Convert a couple 30mm ammo cans into saddle bags. Tuff as hell and goes with the ADV. Motorcycle styling whether painted to match the bike paint scheme or left original OD & stencils.
The first thing I thought of motorcycle bag was AeroStitch - https://www.aerostich.com/bags
I have one of their old messenger bags that I used well, when I delivered work materials between operating locations around town.
There is nothing like getting paid to ride a motorcycle...if I was doing that today - I would consider a dry bag + messenger bag. But then I was moving stuff that was not all that large. For real protection I did like some of the travel enduro style metal travel bags. For what I was doing I felt the need to keep physical attachment to the material.