[Screamnyellozonker]

This might be a better place to put this. How about some shots of guys who have bagged their nines and how did you customize them?

 

[RicoChet]

This is as far as a bagger I will go with my bike. These are Kurykin Grand Tour bags or something. Fairly large size, managed to get a weekends worth of stuff for 2 people in there...

 

[rockfordrider]

yellow makes a great bagger

new pics in a month

 

[EYELESS]

new pics in a month

:agreene of my favorite 08 LE's:bigthumbsup:
VERY nice!

 

[tbar]

I can be a bagger too

Look at me, I'm a bagger:

And not----------- :joke:

 

[SouthernDropbear]

I'm not a big fan of bagging my 9, but sometimes practicality wins the argument. I bought these bags about 18 months ago when I rode down to the bottom of Australia and back (2600kms). I really recommend the "K-Drive" saddle bags; I've had them bulging with a lot of weight many times, and so far they haven't shown any signs of splitting / cracking etc; they're made from synthetic stuff that's waterproof (except when riding though a really bad thunderstorm like I did when I first got them); press one button and they come straight off leaving only a small support bracket on the bike, or lock them on to the bike with a key-lock inside the bag. Its just a pity that you can't actually lock the lid closed on the bag.... but that's the down side of a 'soft' saddle bags.

 

[quad143]

T-Bar what bag's are those you have on your bike. I'm not really into bags but some of us are planning a trip and i would like ot have more room for lugage. so it is either a set of bags like that or a lugage rack. Still debating. Thanks

Danny

 

[T-Bone©®™]

I'm not a big fan of bagging my 9, but sometimes practicality wins the argument. I bought these bags about 18 months ago when I rode down to the bottom of Australia and back (2600kms). I really recommend the "K-Drive" saddle bags; I've had them bulging with a lot of weight many times, and so far they haven't shown any signs of splitting / cracking etc; they're made from synthetic stuff that's waterproof (except when riding though a really bad thunderstorm like I did when I first got them); press one button and they come straight off leaving only a small support bracket on the bike, or lock them on to the bike with a key-lock inside the bag. Its just a pity that you can't actually lock the lid closed on the bag.... but that's the down side of a 'soft' saddle bags.

Hey mon! I have the same bags! so does Snowblind.

The newest models now have locking outside clasps just FYI.

Great bags!

 

[SouthernDropbear]

Hey mon! I have the same bags! so does Snowblind.

The newest models now have locking outside clasps just FYI.

Great bags!

I wonder if I could get the clasps changed... or something like that.

 

[Kennal]

Bagged

bags sissy bar and rack

 

[Kennal]

what happened

my avatar had the pic, but it's gone, oh well sorry

 

[Cutlesssupremer]

all bags are not bad

I went full bagger. It does take a little off the bite the 9 can give but still worth it knowing I can ride longer.

 

[Screamnyellozonker]

Cool rides . Where is Red Robin?

 

[jglass4763]

 

[jglass4763]

 

[jglass4763]

This is a older picture as some changes were made but the bags are still the same.

 

[Guest]

Pics with the latest mods. Rizers and Edlebrock intake.

 

[mikeyzok]

I have these as well. I have them on only when I need to move lots of stuff, Sometimes i use one as an esky (icebox) as stated in the user manual. I had these loaded up when I went fo the Brisbane - Darwin trip (7200 klms return) and not a problem.

 

[Snowblind]

Hey mon! I have the same bags! so does Snowblind.

The newest models now have locking outside clasps just FYI.

Great bags!

Indeed!

 

[IRON MAN]

not sure before paint

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