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The right size saddlebags
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oldscool Offline
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RE: The right size saddlebags
Hi All, I've recently received and installed the Plot0004 saddlebag brackets and winker relocation bracket from Samurider. These parts installed easily, and I dumped the reflector bracket/license plate holder, bolting the license plate right to the winker bracket.
I've enclosed pics of the bags I installed just because I'm sure nobody else has them on a motorcycle, at least not a Honda.
Carradice of Nelson used to make bags for motorcycles and bicycles, I thought they looked appropriate on my '69 Daytona, but kept them when I sold it.
This is their large bicycle saddlebag, meant to hang on the back of a bicycle saddle, they're fairly watertight, made of treated cotton duck. Under the oversized flap is a large drawstring top made of coated nylon, so it's easy to overload these when necessary.
İmage
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'13 CB1100
Came with Weyvern 4-4, Bazaaz ZFi
RLET, Type II bars
10-07-2016 04:13 PM
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Cormanus Offline
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Queensland, Australia
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Post: #112
RE: The right size saddlebags
They look good, oldscool.

There's a moment in one of the original Pink Panther films where Clouseau (brilliantly played by Peter Sellars) announces proudly "Others have succeeded where I shall fail! It is the challenge!" It could be my motto.

But today, I've risen to the challenge and fooled Dropbox into thinking it's a photo-hosting site.

So, here without further ado, are oldscool's pictures.

Drum roll.

İmage

İmage

İmage

İmage
(This post was last modified: 10-07-2016 09:42 PM by Cormanus.)
10-07-2016 09:28 PM
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Lord Popgun Offline
I find your lack of RLETs disturbing

Virginia Beach
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Post: #113
RE: The right size saddlebags
Didn't work Cormanus Tongue

Oldscool, you look pretty young to be oldschool Tongue. Big Grin

Those bags and signal relocation look great!

If you come to a fork in the road, take it!
2013 CB1100
2012 ST1300
Holder of the CB1100Forum Secret Decoder Ring
(This post was last modified: 10-08-2016 02:05 AM by Lord Popgun.)
10-08-2016 02:01 AM
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curlyjoe Offline
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Massachusetts
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Post: #114
RE: The right size saddlebags
Looks great oldschool! Do those bags have some sort hanger/bracket to keep them in place and away from the rear wheel?

2013 CB1100 ABS
2008 ST1300
10-08-2016 03:04 AM
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oldscool Offline
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NH
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Post: #115
RE: The right size saddlebags
Popgun, thanks, the CB just makes me feel younger. I don't know if you noticed I'm holding a popgun in the photo.
And, Cormanus, thanks for showing me that I really need to get a Photobucket account. I miss Peter Sellers.

(10-08-2016 03:04 AM)curlyjoe Wrote:  Looks great oldschool! Do those bags have some sort hanger/bracket to keep them in place and away from the rear wheel?

Yes, Curly, That's what the Plot0004 brackets do. On my old Triumph I just had a rubber bungee around the fender to each passenger footpeg.

'13 CB1100
Came with Weyvern 4-4, Bazaaz ZFi
RLET, Type II bars
(This post was last modified: 10-08-2016 03:10 AM by oldscool.)
10-08-2016 03:06 AM
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curlyjoe Offline
High Mileage

Massachusetts
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Post: #116
RE: The right size saddlebags
Thanks oldschool! I should have read your original post more carefully. Smile

2013 CB1100 ABS
2008 ST1300
10-10-2016 03:52 AM
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ChiefJP Offline
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California Central Valley
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Post: #117
RE: The right size saddlebags
(05-02-2016 05:50 AM)Honda Lover Wrote:  Had custom leather bags made from Leatherworks. İmage


2013 Honda CB1100-currently ride
2008 Honda VTX1800T-sold
2002 Honda Shadow Spirit-sold

Wow. That is beautiful.
03-04-2017 12:31 PM
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ChiefJP Offline
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California Central Valley
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RE: The right size saddlebags
(05-02-2016 05:50 AM)Honda Lover Wrote:  Had custom leather bags made from Leatherworks. İmage


2013 Honda CB1100-currently ride
2008 Honda VTX1800T-sold
2002 Honda Shadow Spirit-sold

THAT is an absolutely beautiful bike! Thumbs Up
06-17-2017 10:42 AM
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