Don't know if I'm gonna make any rallies this year but Sweet Debbie and I will be traveling this summer. Thinking of sissy bar bags on the roll hoops. Any ideas are greatly appreciated
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Touring. How do you carry your spare clothing
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Don't know if I'm gonna make any rallies this year but Sweet Debbie and I will be traveling this summer. Thinking of sissy bar bags on the roll hoops. Any ideas are greatly appreciated
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Before you go buying roll bar bags, just be sure whether or not you will be buying a top for your SlingShot. Also while I am thinking about it, if you are going to get a top at some point be sure if you do a luggage rack that it will work with the top that you might want.
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Or consider a hitch and trailer for those longer trips.
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Just put a deposit on a pull behind trailer, hoping to pick it up later this week. Wicked hitch and Tric LED plate relocator ordered. I'm hoping the wicked hitch will not be difficult to install ?
Will be using this set up for driving to Sling Shot in the Rockies event this year. Round trip with some touring going to be about 2 weeks, first extra long road trip driving the Sling. -
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This is what I used for SSITS last year. The first year my wife and I just tight rolled everything into small duffle bags in the storage bins.
Givi ea101b or ea100b, can't remember which off hand, they are very similar just different sizes. They can be found from 100-160 for the pair. I mounted with the supplied straps and 2 small bungee each for stability and extra support.
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Just put a deposit on a pull behind trailer, hoping to pick it up later this week. Wicked hitch and Tric LED plate relocator ordered. I'm hoping the wicked hitch will not be difficult to install ?
Will be using this set up for driving to Sling Shot in the Rockies event this year. Round trip with some touring going to be about 2 weeks, first extra long road trip driving the Sling.You are going to love that Wycked Hitch. Have one, it's great. Don't be intimidated by the install, once you get the back lid off, it all goes in just fine.
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These are good for over a week worth of stuff and a cheap way of doing it.
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These are good for over a week worth of stuff and a cheap way of doing it.
And you can use those as pontoons if you get caught in a severe rain storm.
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@WOLF - do you know who makes the bags or a model number?
Here ya go. You may find them cheaper elsewhere. I got mine at revzilla.com, but they seem to be out of stock.
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I just checked, mine are ea100b.
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Here's the RevZilla link. They show in stock $142.50.
Givi EA100B Easy Range Saddlebags - RevZilla -
Good looking out @Maverick5990
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I went with this one. We all have our favs!
Amazon.com: Kuryakyn 4148 Ultra Tour Bag: Automotive -
I use what I call a tube bag vinyl or leather but it is not water proof (use trash bags inside) about 10" dia.x 21" long and this is what I built my luggage rack for. I have also found out that a Coleman "Renagade" $49 each will fit my rack. It is just a hard side carry on bag with wheels and a handle. This I will be buying shortly. Just go to Walmart or J.C. Penny's and look what is available in the luggage and the soft bags and a lot of times it is a whole lot cheaper that the biker branded bags.
