NMdesertracer
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I got the Jumbo tank bag
Nelson Rigg CL1035: 17L (27L expanded) High quality, works well
Description: http://www.nelsonrigg.com/luggage/cl-series/touring-tank-bag-detail.html
$63.17 w/ free shipping: [ame="http://www.amazon.com/Nelson-Rigg-CL-1035-MG-Black-Magnetic-Touring/dp/B00AC6Y9JK"]Amazon.com: Nelson-Rigg (CL-1035-MG) Black Magnetic Mount Touring Tank Bag: Automotive[/ame]
Description: http://www.nelsonrigg.com/luggage/cl-series/touring-tank-bag-detail.html
$63.17 w/ free shipping: [ame="http://www.amazon.com/Nelson-Rigg-CL-1035-MG-Black-Magnetic-Touring/dp/B00AC6Y9JK"]Amazon.com: Nelson-Rigg (CL-1035-MG) Black Magnetic Mount Touring Tank Bag: Automotive[/ame]
Just picked up a matching Cortech tank ($72) and tail bag ($110) this past weekend. The most important thing is the 10lbs weight limit that these bags recommend, so you'll never fill +30L unless it's with balloons. Also recommend buying a matching tank and tail bag at the same time, for weight distribution. Soft saddlebags are pointless, but a soft tank and tail bag gets the job done quite nicely.
Map windows are awesome. Had my iPhone with Google maps running and it was great. Recommend a bluetooth headset so you can synch it to your phone to hear the turn-by-turn instructions.
Also make sure the bag itself is waterproof, including the map window. The Cortech one comes with a rain cover, which unfortunately makes the map window useless if you want to keep the bag dry.
Map windows are awesome. Had my iPhone with Google maps running and it was great. Recommend a bluetooth headset so you can synch it to your phone to hear the turn-by-turn instructions.
Also make sure the bag itself is waterproof, including the map window. The Cortech one comes with a rain cover, which unfortunately makes the map window useless if you want to keep the bag dry.
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