tank Bag
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Joined: Apr 2006
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From: Kempner, TX
ICON Urban
Urban Tank Bag - Black | Products | Ride Icon
HUGE capacity
Shoulder straps to convert to backpack
4 pockets plus the main which also has a pocket inside.
Helmet "wrap" to securely carry your helmet if you want and not take up ANY of the storage capacity.
Secure on the bike well past 100MPH
Urban Tank Bag - Black | Products | Ride Icon
HUGE capacity
Shoulder straps to convert to backpack
4 pockets plus the main which also has a pocket inside.
Helmet "wrap" to securely carry your helmet if you want and not take up ANY of the storage capacity.
Secure on the bike well past 100MPH
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MotoGP
Joined: Jul 2007
Posts: 5,213
From: Gettysburg, Pa
Sorry, not a recommendation but a friend once told me a story of his tank bag that has kept me away from them. I'm not telling you to not buy one, just a heads up... he had a whole bunch of scratches on his tank and found out the magnet on his bag collected metal pieces that he didn't see [obviously] until it was too late.
I have a Cortech tail bag. I would recommend their stuff, it's very well designed and made.
Check out this link.
I have a Cortech tail bag. I would recommend their stuff, it's very well designed and made.
Check out this link.
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MotoGP
Joined: Apr 2006
Posts: 4,402
From: Kempner, TX
Sorry, not a recommendation but a friend once told me a story of his tank bag that has kept me away from them. I'm not telling you to not buy one, just a heads up... he had a whole bunch of scratches on his tank and found out the magnet on his bag collected metal pieces that he didn't see [obviously] until it was too late.
I have a Cortech tail bag. I would recommend their stuff, it's very well designed and made.
Check out this link.
I have a Cortech tail bag. I would recommend their stuff, it's very well designed and made.
Check out this link.
If you're aware of the issue, there is never a need to be concerned with damaging the tank paint.
It is now an automatic deal... the bags go from the hallway storage cabinet
to the bikes, and you feel each magnet as you drop the bag on the tank.
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SuperSport
Joined: Mar 2006
Posts: 740
From: Pa
Hit this up again.
Was wondering if anyone uses Cortech?
I was looking that this 1 - magnetic type
Cortech Super 2.0 Tank Bag with Magnetic Mount | Sport Bike | Jake Wilson
Looks to have all the bells & whistles.
I'm tired of using an old strap mounted system that slides around too much.
Was wondering if anyone uses Cortech?
I was looking that this 1 - magnetic type
Cortech Super 2.0 Tank Bag with Magnetic Mount | Sport Bike | Jake Wilson
Looks to have all the bells & whistles.
I'm tired of using an old strap mounted system that slides around too much.
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Squid
Joined: Sep 2013
Posts: 18
ICON Urban
Urban Tank Bag - Black | Products | Ride Icon
HUGE capacity
Shoulder straps to convert to backpack
4 pockets plus the main which also has a pocket inside.
Helmet "wrap" to securely carry your helmet if you want and not take up ANY of the storage capacity.
Secure on the bike well past 100MPH
Urban Tank Bag - Black | Products | Ride Icon
HUGE capacity
Shoulder straps to convert to backpack
4 pockets plus the main which also has a pocket inside.
Helmet "wrap" to securely carry your helmet if you want and not take up ANY of the storage capacity.
Secure on the bike well past 100MPH
What brand of belly fairing is that? Did it fit rite at first or did u hav2 make it fit. And how much was it.
Thanx.
Stay Btween the Ditches!!!
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Superstock
Joined: Apr 2013
Posts: 250
From: Seattle
I have two tank bags from Cycle Gear, both with identical construction, and yet one has been scuffing my gas tank while the other does not.
I'm going to get some thin tool box liner foam and attach it to the bottom of the bag.
I'm going to get some thin tool box liner foam and attach it to the bottom of the bag.
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SuperBike
Joined: Sep 2010
Posts: 1,987
From: Bisbee, AZ
I was all set to get a tank bag and had some second thoughts. Not the least of which was scratching the s*** out my tank. With weighting the pro and cons of tank vs tail bags, I went with a tail bag. No regrets.
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Superstock
Joined: Jun 2011
Posts: 256
From: jasper Ga.
I had a few different types, I finally settled with the hard shell one I have now and love it. It's made by axio. I got mine at a local bike shop here.you can see it in my pics, the top of it is harshell with an indentation for phone its expandable (hold a lot) also magnetic and has hidden straps to use it as a backpack too. Under the cover is a series of compartment areas for important papers and a couple of zipper areas to hold misc stuff you don't want floating around the bag. I also generally use it as a forward rest spot while riding low being its hardshell. Btw in this picture it's actually sitting backwards lol
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MotoGP
Joined: Jul 2007
Posts: 5,066
From: NYC
Dude, just sew some rare earth magnets onto your favorite backpack for a $7 multitasker.
I have been using tankbags for years without a mark. But for sure you gotta pick the staples, etc off the magnets. Plus with a tail bag where does the chick go?
I have been using tankbags for years without a mark. But for sure you gotta pick the staples, etc off the magnets. Plus with a tail bag where does the chick go?
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Squid
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From: Camp Hill, PA
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SuperSport
Joined: Aug 2010
Posts: 506
From: Toronto, Ontario, Canada
I've got an oxford expandable tankbag that I've had for years. Starting to turn pretty brown now from all the UV. Holding up well, but most often I use it as a tailbag and throw a small tankbag on for keys, wallet, phone, etc. I don't really like having something really bulky infront of me.
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From: Toronto, Ontario, Canada
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