Good size Tail Bag suggestions????

[REVNH]

Hey Falko -

If nobody else wants them, I'd be interested in those saddle bags. I already have the Cortech tail bag, so I assume they would integrate together. Throw me a PM with a price if you'd like to sell them. I might even be able to grab them this weekend as I have to pass through northern MA on my way to a son's baseball tourney this weekend. Thanks.

[01xj]

If you are going to spend some money on a tailbag, I'd give a thought to investing in some sport saddlebags. I used mine on a weekend trip last week with my g/f. We each used one bag and I was able to fit 3 changes of clothes, rain gear (full pants and jacket) sandals toiletries. I also packed a few "emergency" things like a flashlight, trash bags small tool set etc. I'd say packing lightly you could easily pack for a week in them with a large tank bag.

[Cheese]

Cortech Sport tail and saddles have always worked for me on week long bike adventures.

[bonbon76]

Thanks everyone for the great tips.. I have a lot of options to look at

[bonbon76]

Thanks Falko!!It was great meeting you. These bags, Im sure, will work out great! oh... and thanks for the kickplate My nanas driveway will thank you!

[Falko]

It was great meeting you too. I hope they work for you and if they don't let me know. Have fun on your trip.

[Cheese]

Bonbon,

I'm not sure if Falco included the rain covers or not but I'd leave them at home if I were you. Pack your stuff in trash bags. That way it's guaranteed dry and there's no chance you lose a rain cover off a tail or saddle bag at speed.

[bonbon76]

Bonbon,

I'm not sure if Falco included the rain covers or not but I'd leave them at home if I were you. Pack your stuff in trash bags. That way it's guaranteed dry and there's no chance you lose a rain cover off a tail or saddle bag at speed.

Will do Falko!

Thanks for the tip Cheese! Mike did mention that people say dont bother with the rain cover. He did include it though, just in case. But Ill Def do the trash bage route. Great idea!