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wardie · April 7th, 2013, 05:02 AM

I have soft sided bags but the thing I don't like about them is that you have to put paint saver or painters tape on your side panels so it doesn't rub leaving the finish marred. That's a pain the butt so I went with SW Mototech rear rack and the JC Whitney top case. I throw my cloths in the case. My tent , sleeping bag, thermorest and stove go in a small waterproof bag that lays across the rear portion of the seat like yours.

I have a Corbin seat which I like and I occassionally put my Alaska but pad on it.

GPS , magnetic tank bag and we're good to go.

I probably did about 4,000 miles just on trips to Daytona, Fingerlakes and Moto GP from Ohio last year. Bike works fine. Wardie

April 7th, 2013, 05:02 AM	#5
wardie ninjette.org guru Name: Larry Location: Youngstown, Ohio Join Date: Oct 2011 Motorcycle(s): 06 KLR 650,12 250 Ninja, 86 DR 125, 07 CRF 100, 09 Tomos Streetmate LEL Record Holder, 88 K100 RT Posts: 434	SW Mototech rack I have soft sided bags but the thing I don't like about them is that you have to put paint saver or painters tape on your side panels so it doesn't rub leaving the finish marred. That's a pain the butt so I went with SW Mototech rear rack and the JC Whitney top case. I throw my cloths in the case. My tent , sleeping bag, thermorest and stove go in a small waterproof bag that lays across the rear portion of the seat like yours. I have a Corbin seat which I like and I occassionally put my Alaska but pad on it. GPS , magnetic tank bag and we're good to go. I probably did about 4,000 miles just on trips to Daytona, Fingerlakes and Moto GP from Ohio last year. Bike works fine. Wardie __________________________________________________ wardie Last futzed with by wardie; April 7th, 2013 at 05:04 AM. Reason: spelling