Water Proof bag for back seat over Yamaha Panniers
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Arkyrider
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I use the Nelson Riggs Adventure Dry Bag, 40 liter. Use the search function, dry bag, and there are several recommendations & pictures.
Great suggestions by Mellow.
I use dry bags for the kayaks and have bought them both off Amazon, boat stores, and at Army Surplus stores.
btw - Your two threads have been merged. Please don't double post.
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I use dry bags for the kayaks and have bought them both off Amazon, boat stores, and at Army Surplus stores.
btw - Your two threads have been merged. Please don't double post.
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pnelson
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It's not 100% waterproof like a dry bag but it fits perfectly over the rear seat and above side cases which can still be opened. Designed by the late, great Bruce Armstrong who needed something to hold gear on his XR650L while riding from California to Alaska. That's why it's called the "B" Alaska bag.
I've used mine on my Honda ST1100 and Yamaha ST without any leaks through thousands of wet miles up here in the PNW. This also makes for a great fly and buy bag.
About $60 on Amazon >> http://amzn.to/1MFQTLm
I've used mine on my Honda ST1100 and Yamaha ST without any leaks through thousands of wet miles up here in the PNW. This also makes for a great fly and buy bag.
About $60 on Amazon >> http://amzn.to/1MFQTLm
tomatocity
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I have had the D38 for three years and it keeps everything dry, secures to the Tenere very well, but... side plastics should be removable, difficult to load, a wide mouth design would be better, a friend returned his because of cracking at the seal. Overall: Okay, overpriced.Mellow said:
itlives
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+2 on Nelson Rigg. I own two - a 40 L and an 80 L
Good bags on the cheap.
Good bags on the cheap.
Chuck B
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Moskomoto.com 40L duffle.
itlives
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I saw some Mosko soft bags at the Hub in Arkansas in late March. They are the best, most well-thought out bags you can buy -IMHO.Chuck B said:
EJV
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Go to a camping store. I forget the brand on these. No zipper. Roll them up an it clips.
One for the tent.
One for the sleeping bag and more.
One for the tent.
One for the sleeping bag and more.
Has anyone tried these" http://www.overboardusa.com", in the UK these are quite highly rated for Adventure biking.
Ian
Ian
I use the Held 60L Roll Dry bag. Tons of space and fits perfectly over the rear seat and side cases. http://www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/held-waterproof-roll-bag
Dirt_Dad
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The blue bag on the back seat is an overboard. Used it for years. Been in countless hours of downpours. Never worried about anything inside. Always dry.barny said:
tomatocity
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Who has the dry bags that open at both ends?
Just Bob
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I have always used the Enduristans, much better then other roll top bags, they open from the side and full open where most don't. They also have a stiff aid to ease in rolling them closed. They also have tow mounting strips that run down both disde of the carry handle !!
They can be had here: http://blackdogcw.com/black-dog-shop/brand/enduristan.html , I have the Tornado's
They can be had here: http://blackdogcw.com/black-dog-shop/brand/enduristan.html , I have the Tornado's
Chuck B
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www.moskomoto.com love mine...tomatocity said:
MotoMachines
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I like the Amphibious dufflebags
