Comments for Motorcycle Saddlebags & motorcycle Luggage http://motorcyclesaddlebags.wordpress.com Motorcycle Saddlebags & motorcycle Luggage Sat, 16 Jun 2007 09:42:59 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 Comment on Viking Motorcycle Saddlebags by hawkhardware http://motorcyclesaddlebags.wordpress.com/2007/05/14/viking-motorcycle-saddlebags/#comment-8 hawkhardware Sat, 16 Jun 2007 09:42:59 +0000 http://motorcyclesaddlebags.wordpress.com/2007/05/14/viking-motorcycle-saddlebags/#comment-8 Harley v rod saddlebags. Harley V rods almost never come with pre installed saddlebags as v rod is consider more of a sports not a touring bike. However many owners of such bikes either get the saddlebags for v rods custom made or buy hard bags for this motorcycle. The third kind of Harley bags are Harley softail saddlebags these are the most common and easy to find saddlebags. Harley softail bags are usually large in size but more importantly aesthetically appealing. The fourth kind is Harley dyna saddlebags. These bags are slightly smaller than the Harley Davidson softail motorcycle saddlebags. Harley dyna is not a touring motorcycle however many riders use the motorcycle for touring purposes. The fifth and last kind is Harley sporster saddlebags. In most cases these bags are throwing over leather saddlebags due to the fact that Harley Davidson sporster is a smaller motorcycle with shocks. Harley v rod saddlebags. Harley V rods almost never come with pre installed saddlebags as v rod is consider more of a sports not a touring bike. However many owners of such bikes either get the saddlebags for v rods custom made or buy hard bags for this motorcycle. The third kind of Harley bags are Harley softail saddlebags these are the most common and easy to find saddlebags. Harley softail bags are usually large in size but more importantly aesthetically appealing. The fourth kind is Harley dyna saddlebags. These bags are slightly smaller than the Harley Davidson softail motorcycle saddlebags. Harley dyna is not a touring motorcycle however many riders use the motorcycle for touring purposes. The fifth and last kind is Harley sporster saddlebags. In most cases these bags are throwing over leather saddlebags due to the fact that Harley Davidson sporster is a smaller motorcycle with shocks.

]]> Comment on Next Post by hawkhardware http://motorcyclesaddlebags.wordpress.com/2007/05/15/4/#comment-7 hawkhardware Sat, 16 Jun 2007 09:42:42 +0000 http://motorcyclesaddlebags.wordpress.com/2007/05/15/4/#comment-7 Harley v rod saddlebags. Harley V rods almost never come with pre installed saddlebags as v rod is consider more of a sports not a touring bike. However many owners of such bikes either get the saddlebags for v rods custom made or buy hard bags for this motorcycle. The third kind of Harley bags are Harley softail saddlebags these are the most common and easy to find saddlebags. Harley softail bags are usually large in size but more importantly aesthetically appealing. The fourth kind is Harley dyna saddlebags. These bags are slightly smaller than the Harley Davidson softail motorcycle saddlebags. Harley dyna is not a touring motorcycle however many riders use the motorcycle for touring purposes. The fifth and last kind is Harley sporster saddlebags. In most cases these bags are throwing over leather saddlebags due to the fact that Harley Davidson sporster is a smaller motorcycle with shocks. Harley v rod saddlebags. Harley V rods almost never come with pre installed saddlebags as v rod is consider more of a sports not a touring bike. However many owners of such bikes either get the saddlebags for v rods custom made or buy hard bags for this motorcycle. The third kind of Harley bags are Harley softail saddlebags these are the most common and easy to find saddlebags. Harley softail bags are usually large in size but more importantly aesthetically appealing. The fourth kind is Harley dyna saddlebags. These bags are slightly smaller than the Harley Davidson softail motorcycle saddlebags. Harley dyna is not a touring motorcycle however many riders use the motorcycle for touring purposes. The fifth and last kind is Harley sporster saddlebags. In most cases these bags are throwing over leather saddlebags due to the fact that Harley Davidson sporster is a smaller motorcycle with shocks.

]]> Comment on Motorcycle saddlebags by hawkhardware http://motorcyclesaddlebags.wordpress.com/about/#comment-6 hawkhardware Mon, 21 May 2007 07:45:34 +0000 #comment-6 Put a net on the back, top part of it so you can easily access or store things while moving, obviously since these often will be attached to a back rest you will need to make sure it is located so it does not get between the bag and the seat. Put a net on the back, top part of it so you can easily access or store things while moving, obviously since these often will be attached to a back rest you will need to make sure it is located so it does not get between the bag and the seat.

]]> Comment on Motorcycle saddlebags by hawkhardware http://motorcyclesaddlebags.wordpress.com/about/#comment-5 hawkhardware Wed, 16 May 2007 07:16:27 +0000 #comment-5 You could put little rubber feet the size of half of a marble so you can set it down without scuffing the leather and so it will stand up and not roll around -Put a net on the back, top part of it so you can easily access or store things while moving, obviously since these often will be attached to a back rest you will need to make sure it is located so it does not get between the bag and the seat. OR you could make one or both of the ends have netting If the manufacturer has any questions please have them contact me. You could put little rubber feet the size of half of a marble so you can set it down without scuffing the leather and so it will stand up and not roll around
-Put a net on the back, top part of it so you can easily access or store things while moving, obviously since these often will be attached to a back rest you will need to make sure it is located so it does not get between the bag and the seat.
OR
you could make one or both of the ends have netting

If the manufacturer has any questions please have them contact me.

]]> Comment on Next Post by hawkhardware http://motorcyclesaddlebags.wordpress.com/2007/05/15/4/#comment-4 hawkhardware Wed, 16 May 2007 07:16:06 +0000 http://motorcyclesaddlebags.wordpress.com/2007/05/15/4/#comment-4 You could put little rubber feet the size of half of a marble so you can set it down without scuffing the leather and so it will stand up and not roll around -Put a net on the back, top part of it so you can easily access or store things while moving, obviously since these often will be attached to a back rest you will need to make sure it is located so it does not get between the bag and the seat. OR you could make one or both of the ends have netting If the manufacturer has any questions please have them contact me. You could put little rubber feet the size of half of a marble so you can set it down without scuffing the leather and so it will stand up and not roll around
-Put a net on the back, top part of it so you can easily access or store things while moving, obviously since these often will be attached to a back rest you will need to make sure it is located so it does not get between the bag and the seat.
OR
you could make one or both of the ends have netting

If the manufacturer has any questions please have them contact me.

]]> Comment on motorcycle luggage by hawkhardware http://motorcyclesaddlebags.wordpress.com/motorcycle-luggage/#comment-3 hawkhardware Tue, 15 May 2007 07:55:03 +0000 http://motorcyclesaddlebags.wordpress.com/motorcycle-luggage/#comment-3 These are set up perpendicular when the saddlebag is on the bike. If you added one on each side between the current ‘d’ rings, parallel to the bag it would help a person to be able to attach the bag to the bike better so it would slip around as much, especially side to side. Currently if you had something heavy in the motorcycle luggage and it is not full when you turn corners fast the bag tends to almost slide off the bike even when secured with the current bungee cords -Maybe a rubber pad on the bottom to additionally help prevent it from sliding on the sissy bar bags and also so you can set it down without scuffing it These are set up perpendicular when the saddlebag is on the bike. If you added one on each side between the current ‘d’ rings, parallel to the bag it would help a person to be able to attach the bag to the bike better so it would slip around as much, especially side to side. Currently if you had something heavy in the motorcycle luggage and it is not full when you turn corners fast the bag tends to almost slide off the bike even when secured with the current bungee cords
-Maybe a rubber pad on the bottom to additionally help prevent it from sliding on the sissy bar bags and also so you can set it down without scuffing it

]]> Comment on Viking Motorcycle Saddlebags by hawkhardware http://motorcyclesaddlebags.wordpress.com/2007/05/14/viking-motorcycle-saddlebags/#comment-2 hawkhardware Mon, 14 May 2007 20:25:54 +0000 http://motorcyclesaddlebags.wordpress.com/2007/05/14/viking-motorcycle-saddlebags/#comment-2 www.vikingbags.com http://www.vikingbags.com

]]> Comment on Hello world! by Mr WordPress http://motorcyclesaddlebags.wordpress.com/2007/05/14/hello-world/#comment-1 Mr WordPress Mon, 14 May 2007 20:19:22 +0000 #comment-1 Hi, this is a comment.<br />To delete a comment, just log in, and view the posts' comments, there you will have the option to edit or delete them. Hi, this is a comment.
To delete a comment, just log in, and view the posts’ comments, there you will have the option to edit or delete them.

]]>