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As classic, stylish and just plain useful as ever, saddlebags are one American relic from the days of the lone cowboy that has truly stood the test of time. All things considered, really not much has changed from the throw over saddlebags traditionally used on horseback to modern motorcycle saddlebags — but there are a few things to consider if you plan to run a set of yoked, universal saddlebags like throwovers on your bike. Most importantly, you still need some sort of saddlebag brackets or supports to keep your bags from getting caught up in the works (the moving parts like your rear tire, chain/drive components and suspension).
Soft saddlebags are usually the best option for a balance of form and function. If you are riding a scrambler, a cruiser, or a modern classic, there is a set of saddlebags that will flow with the lines of the bike and only enhance your vintage aesthetic. Alternatively, you can ditch the soft saddelbags and opt for a set of semi-hard bags, hard saddlebags, panniers or some other more rigid variant designed with exact-fit, specifically for your motorcycle.
As with any luggage, it is recommended that you use the bike finder to find a suitable set of saddlebag support brackets before shopping for soft saddlebags, to avoid any potentially dangerous situations with straps or bags themselves interfering with moving parts and safe operation of the motorcycle. RevZilla carries a wide array of bags, fit kits, and quick disconnect setups; everything from sport bike and adventure panniers to waterproof, durable dirt bike saddlebags, so you can find the best solution for your bike and your luggage needs.
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Soft saddlebags are usually the best option for a balance of form and function. If you are riding a scrambler, a cruiser, or a modern classic, there is a set of saddlebags that will flow with the lines of the bike and only enhance your vintage aesthetic. Alternatively, you can ditch the soft saddelbags and opt for a set of semi-hard bags, hard saddlebags, panniers or some other more rigid variant designed with exact-fit, specifically for your motorcycle.
As with any luggage, it is recommended that you use the bike finder to find a suitable set of saddlebag support brackets before shopping for soft saddlebags, to avoid any potentially dangerous situations with straps or bags themselves interfering with moving parts and safe operation of the motorcycle. RevZilla carries a wide array of bags, fit kits, and quick disconnect setups; everything from sport bike and adventure panniers to waterproof, durable dirt bike saddlebags, so you can find the best solution for your bike and your luggage needs.
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