Triumphrat

DannyChrist

can I get some feedback on how the City Bags are working out? are they useful? do they hold a bit? say some tools and lunch? do they hold up OK? thanks for any advice!!

Bonnebret

I've heard they're more like briefcases and don't hold much. At $345 a pop I would say spend the money on real saddlebags.

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2005 Bonneville Black: Tank Pads, Centerstand, Tachometer, Snorkel Removed, AI Removed, Gaiters

CAPTDON

Found a "bar bag" on the shelf @ a gig honda shop. Only one there- tourmaster $14.
Took it out & tried the fit- its on the bike! Tools + Lunch + Can fix a flat + Camera +
Light jacket + Gloves + Al the above together - . Works & looks good. O nthe pic page under Capt Don - search. W/ the Rennetech rack- all works good. Bag is waterproof.
It looks good w/ was the most important part!!

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REVOLT

I got one of these things...and I can't tell you how awesome it is...Wait...sure I can. On Thanksgiving day...I had to make an emergency "I need an onion!" run...as well as a few other items...with room to spare, Riding the Bonnie...I bought:

1- Bag of cubed ice
1- Yellow onion
1- tub of butter
1- 3 pack Scotch tape
1- loaf of bread
1- deli hoagie (Don't tell my wife)

It'll get too heavy to carry before you'll run out of room...

It's water proof...has numerous pockets for all kinds of things, cell phone, pens, wallet, perfect pouches to hold my vitamin waters...gloves, jacket liner for warmer rides home from work...Awesome quality and comes in all kinds of colors! Then you don't ruin the lines of the Bonnie with saddle bags (Sorry, I can't do saddle bags on a Bonnie), and it's mobile...Just a thought.

CAPTDON

No saddle bags on this Bonne either!!!!!!!

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rick05rocket

hey, saddlebags on my Bonnie are fine. . .gives me the utility I need for both commuting daily and for weekend trips. . . .

whatever works for each rider. . .

ride on

rick

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