What have you done to your CBR 1000f today?
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But, these are the ones I got: Rapid Transit Recon 77 Saddlebag - RevZilla
If/when it stops raining, I'll pull the cover and snap a pic for you
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Working on uploading pics now
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Saddle bag pics for those who wanted them
They do come with rain covers... I'm not too sure how they will work, but it's better than nothing. The pic of the inside of the bag is with it not being expanded out. There's a zipper that runs from the top of the bag, around the bottom and back to the top that you can unzip to expand the bags out. Storage seems to be good. All I stuffed in them so far is some water, Honda plastic cleaner, some new cloth diapers to wipe the bike down (bite me lol) and the liners for my jacket and pants and a spare pair of gloves....
They mount easily enough with the two adjustable velcro straps that go across the passenger seat and two straps that go between the license plate and 2 straps that I anchored to the mounts for the passenger foot pegs. They don't seem to be too "floppy" when cinched down, but I haven't taken the bike for a ride with them on there yet. Maybe tomorrow or this weekend.
This pic is my Cortech Dryver tank bag. I opted for a ring mount type bag so I wouldn't have straps or magnets marring the paint on the tank...
So far, I've bought all my gear from Revzilla. Their customer service is amazing and they have a cool points system, where you earn points from every purchase. My first purchase (helmet, jacket, pants, gloves, boots tank bag and cover) earned me $30 worth of Revzilla bucks. That was enough to cover next day shipping on my saddle bags. I ordered the bags yesterday afternoon and they were here early this afternoon
They do come with rain covers... I'm not too sure how they will work, but it's better than nothing. The pic of the inside of the bag is with it not being expanded out. There's a zipper that runs from the top of the bag, around the bottom and back to the top that you can unzip to expand the bags out. Storage seems to be good. All I stuffed in them so far is some water, Honda plastic cleaner, some new cloth diapers to wipe the bike down (bite me lol) and the liners for my jacket and pants and a spare pair of gloves....
They mount easily enough with the two adjustable velcro straps that go across the passenger seat and two straps that go between the license plate and 2 straps that I anchored to the mounts for the passenger foot pegs. They don't seem to be too "floppy" when cinched down, but I haven't taken the bike for a ride with them on there yet. Maybe tomorrow or this weekend.
This pic is my Cortech Dryver tank bag. I opted for a ring mount type bag so I wouldn't have straps or magnets marring the paint on the tank...
So far, I've bought all my gear from Revzilla. Their customer service is amazing and they have a cool points system, where you earn points from every purchase. My first purchase (helmet, jacket, pants, gloves, boots tank bag and cover) earned me $30 worth of Revzilla bucks. That was enough to cover next day shipping on my saddle bags. I ordered the bags yesterday afternoon and they were here early this afternoon
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