Bum bag, leg bag, waist pack .... which is best?

Discussion in 'General 1000RR Discussion' started by Michael Davie, Jul 19, 2019.

  1. bazzashadow

    bazzashadow Elite Member

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    these bum bags or what ever you want to call them crack me up:p:p:p
    like the new age push bikers
    if you had told some one years ago to wear lycra and have a handbag they would of laid you out ;);):p:p:p:p:p:p:p
     
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  2. bonjo

    bonjo Active Member

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    I use bum bags. The only thing is to make sure the buckle is good and secure. No need to buy wexpensive branded rip offs.

    I would not put phone or glasses in a leg pocket or storage as I feel the are more exposed to knocks specially off the bike.
     
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  3. blink

    blink Well-Known Member

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    i have a tail pack that straps over the rear cowl. I did this because i like carrying all sorts of stuff, so a leg bag wouldnt be big enough, and I didnt want a rucksack ruining my streamlined body shape :D

    once im somewhere, i take it off and carry it, helmet goes in the bag over my shoulder.

    also, i remember bum bags being the object of ridicule in the early '90s so that put an end to that
     
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  5. Colum

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    My bike came with a neat "Riding Tribe" tailbag, with quick-attach straps on the pillion seat, I keep the locks in it but would be a perfect alternative to a tankbag. It doesn't look very out of place on the bike.
     

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