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nstokes7989 Ex Member	Saddle Bags 05/20/07 at 17:27:42 I just bought a 2000 Savage 650 I am looking for a recomendation for saddle bags most importantly is size what size bags are people using. Thanks in advance!! Norm
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Paladin. Serious Thumper Offline Hamster Posts: 4929 Sunny Southern California Gender:	Re: Saddle Bags Reply #1 - 05/20/07 at 22:22:39 Link to Lockable Luggage thread
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Holodeck Full Member Offline I love YaBB 1G - SP1! Posts: 144 Seattle	Re: Saddle Bags Reply #2 - 05/21/07 at 13:37:12 I have a Cortech fabric bag on mine. I think they cost me about $120. They hold 1/2 a case + on each side and velcro up into a carry bag. I use the bike for shoping and running around picking up small stuff. Might be too small for you but works good for me.
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Re: Saddle Bags
Reply #3 - 05/21/07 at 15:08:32

I used a few different leather bags on mine, but I think my favorite so far were cordura, and cost me $25 from JCWhitney.

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They were cheap, they carried a lot more stuff than I thought they would, and they handled the weather better than the leather ones ever did (although if you carry anything in them while it's raining, it WILL get wet if you don't bag it). I've seriously considered getting another set to replace the ones I sold to put on the leather ones.

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nstokes7989 Ex Member	Re: Saddle Bags Reply #4 - 05/21/07 at 18:08:12 Thanks for the speedy replies, I will look into these bags asap Not going to carry much...just a rain suit and my lunch for work Holodeck: that's a great paint job on yours
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smokey02 Full Member Offline Time flies like an arrow, fruit flies like bananas Posts: 233 Alta Loma, California Gender:	Re: Saddle Bags Reply #5 - 05/21/07 at 21:05:53 I use a glove bag, I turned it around to sit on the pillion, holds enough for me. It has a waterproof cover, made by T-Bags. http://www.tbags.com/detail.aspx?ID=19&SelectedCat=2
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Re: Saddle Bags
Reply #6 - 05/22/07 at 17:47:13

I just picked up some studded saddlebags from River Road. These bags are about a little under 14 inches wide. They say it's not real leather, but I'll be darned if they don't look real. Each bag has a pocket on one end. These are square and just fit. They have some slant bag models too. I like them, they have a nice shape and don't look like they will sag anytime soon.and they have quick snap latches and also zip off. I only paid $95 at my local stealership. Definitely good bags for the money. The model I got was the 10-7735.

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