Tank bag or saddle bags?

[RussellJ]

thats pretty cool, but for the price tag on that bad boy though!!!ouch $2000

Im sure they are custom made and thats why they arent so cheap. But yeah ouch on the price

[OneTrueRider]

This set up works great for me.

Luggage > All Types > MotoCentric :: New Enough

[pashnit]

Had trouble deciding what to bring so I brought it ALL.

[teddypenn]

now thats what i call a wheelie bar

[busa clubslinger]

Wow, cool stuff! Tank bag it is, bought one today! Thanks everyone...on to the stampede!!!

[SANDFLEA85]

I'm such a young busa driver.. As I just got a backpack and now realize I'm still on the porch and yet to see the yard with the big dogs.. lol

Hey man,I just turned 40 and still use a backpack, that thing weighed about 40lbs this morning..ha.but i dont care, no way am I putting a tank bag on my bike, just dont like the look.

[theshnizzle]

I bring a backpack with me on my trips, but I only use it for very light items, my empty water bottle( to be re-filled at the campsite) my sandwich I bought for lunch, extra shirt, or extra gloves....stuff like that.

Maybe a map or two.....I will try to post a pic of my bike all decked out for traviln' n' campin'. I tell you though, I have come close to dropping it, oh, about a million times. It gets heavy with the gear on it and I have to maneuver it around gravel roads, uneven camp grounds ect.

Man, for me its a workout. But I am 5'4 and 120 lbs so YOU try to muscle around a fully loaded busa by yourself!!!

[tmf2004]

saddle bags..

[PhillipHarvey]

Tank bags are super handy for quick access and even give you something to lean on, while saddlebags shine when you need to carry more gear. I like using a small tank bag for daily rides and adding saddlebags for longer trips.