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Old 01-25-2009, 08:30 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Sissy Bar Bags

I am planning an extended trip and will need some extra storage space. I have an '08 FLSTC which already has some nice saddle bags but I will need more space. I am considering Saddlemen's S3500S Deluxe Sissy Bar Bag. Anyone have these and care to give their opinion? Or does anyone have any other recommendations?



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Old 01-25-2009, 08:36 AM   #2 (permalink)
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What ever you get make sure they are waterproof.I have a similar set up to that and you can pack it full.and strap a tent to it or under it.
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So far my T-Bag has served me well. I would recommend them.







When I'm solo I flip the bag around so it sits on the passenger pillion.

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I dunno, but I think they should fire the marketing guru that came up with the name T-Bag.
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I had a set of bags from Road Gear that I used on my '03 FLSTCI which I really liked. (Sold the bags on e-bay right after I sold the bike...sorry!) They were very similar to the T-Bags shown above, only not quite as expensive. They came with a waterproof liner, so you didn't have to worry about your stuff getting wet. I used them several times to pack enough gear for two people for a week with no problem! And the roll bag is set so that you can use it without the bottom bag - it has a sleeve on it that you slide over your sissy bar's backrest, clip on a couple of retaining straps, and you're good to go!

Between the saddlebags and a sissy bar luggage set, you'll have more than enough cargo space!
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I dunno, but I think they should fire the marketing guru that came up with the name T-Bag.

Agreed! I still can not help but chuckle when hearing the name.
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Old 01-27-2009, 11:31 AM   #7 (permalink)
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I also have the T-Bag and have been pretty happy with it.

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I've got the Sac bags from HD the smaller one comes with a waterproof liner. I've used them in some bad rain never got my stuff inside wet ,but I always start out with a big black plastic bin liner then pack my clothes in other plastic bags inside.
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Finally got a chance to try them on. I think they look really good and match the stock bags great.

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