One can find a lot of distinct kinds of luggage for motorcycles.

Motorcycle Luggage Rack

COBRA CHROME LUGGAGE RACK KAW #024442 02-4442

• 01016
• FITS MODEL: VN1600D Nomad 05-08 – Tubular
• KAWASAKI
• Seats & Sissy Bars
• LUGGAGE RACKS

Bolt directly to Cobra standard- short and mini-sissy bar brackets Choose from tubular or laser-cut designs Superior fit and finish for many popular models Made in the U.S.A. Photo`s are for reference only. Please read item title carefully.

Question by vulpix_grant: Suzuki Boulevard Lockable Saddlebags?
Had a GIVI luggage rack on my Suzuki Sportsbike that worked out great. But I upgraded to a Suzuki Boulevard C-109RT Touring Motorcycle. The expensive stock saddlebags that came with it are very large, hold a lot of cargo, but can’t be locked.

Since I am planning a couple pretty long overnight trips with it soon, I would like to at least find and price some saddlebags that can be locked either with a pad lock setup or built in lock set like on a HD Hard Bags.

Already looked at the Corbin’s, and they are a bit out of my price range… Over $ 1,200!

Best answer:

Answer by Dimo J

http://www.leatherlyke.com/stores/showdetl.cfm?&DID=13&CATID=3&ObjectGroup_ID=13&OBS=2&Move=Prev&count=1&Pcount=4

Looks like leather, but they are plastic hard cases, lockable. $ 490, but they lasts. Mine is a Savage, got mine cases in 2004, still look good.

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They come in lots of different shapes as well as sizes, and can be mounted in various locations on the motorcycle. When you take a trip, or ride on a bike, you're going to be presented with various decisions. How much stuff are you going to take with you that you think you might need later on...

There are a number of different variations of bags for motorcycles.

Luggage Rack For Motorcycles

Kuryakyn LUGGAGE RACK RISERS FOR GL1800 7154

• Distributor Part # TR 49-7546
• Manufacturer Part # 7154

Kuryakyn LUGGAGE RACK RISERS FOR GL1800 7154

Question by vulpix_grant: What is the Best Kind of Motorcycle in your opinion? Cruiser, Sport, Touring, Chopper, Motocross, ect?
I am not looking to buy any particular kind, I have a 1800cc C109RT sitting in my garage right now. I am just curious as to how many people will answer and what the general community thinks is best.

Cruisers of Single Cylinder small size.
Cruisers T-Twin Variety.
Cruisers 3 Cylinders and up.
Cruisers with Saddlebags and windshields aka Baggers.
Touring Bikes like the Electroglide or the Goldwing.
Sport Bikes like the GSX 1000 and Ninjas.
Super Sport Bikes like the Hayabusa.
Sport Touring like the Bandet with Luggage Rack.
Standard and motor.
Dirt Bikes
Duel Sport Bikes
Choppers.
Custom Designs ***Rat Rods and the like***

Boss Hoss’s… They get their own catagory since they have a Chevy V8 inbetween you legs

And any other type that I might not have thought up.

5 Points to the best answer and not for anybody voting for my fav category. Reasoning behind answer.

Best answer:

Answer by Rod Knocker
I love my Harley Road Glide V Twin. It makes a nice commuter in San Diego. My all time favorite so far. Cant beat having a radio while riding. The hard bags hold an ice chest and tools along with needed papers for work. It is still easy enough to ride in traffic and through the windy mountains. My floor boards are almost ground all the way off from dragging in the corners.
I also own many old Yamaha 2 stroke enduros (1971-1975) for cruising the streets on the weekends with friends.
My step dad had a Boss Hoss years ago. It was a cool looking bike, but that was it. It sucked to ride.
I owned a Triumph Tiger about 8 years ago. It was fun to ride, but not compared to my old Fat Boy. The Triple picked up quick, but the bike was a bit to tall for me…..scary riding wheelies.
I have owned a few sport bikes when I was younger, but now I stay off them.

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They come in a lot of different shapes as well as dimensions, and can be mounted in various locations on the motorcycle. When you take a trip, or ride on a bike, you're faced with various choices. How much stuff are you going to take with you that you think you will need afterward...

There are loads of different variations of baggage for motorcycles.

Saddlebags For Motorcycles

Motogear Motorcycle Saddle Bags

• Exterior zippered side pockets
• Easy-view zippered pockets under the lids
• Padded carrying handles
• Fits a wide variety of motorcycles using adjustable straps and quick-release buckles
• 2 year warranty

Rugged universal fit saddle bag cargo system. Dual saddle bags attach quickly with adjustable rubberized straps and quick-release buckles. Has heavy-duty U.V. resistant ProtekX Extreme fabric shell with PVC backing for maximum weather and abrasion protection. Heat shield panels on the bottom and sides protect against hot exhaust. Foam panels provide structure and protect your gear. Bags feature reflective trim, pull-out storm shields and big zippered cargo compartments with easy-open handles.

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Question by Tim S: what is the best method for restoring leather motorcycle saddlebags that are curling and getting stiff?
saddlebags are in good condition except for the weathering and age.

Best answer:

Answer by christine a
get a tin or bottle of saddle soap usually got from hardware stores and apply a good layer then leave to soak for about 24hours. if they are really bad you might have to do it again

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They come in many different shapes and dimensions, and can be installed in several locations on your motorcycle. When you take a trip, or ride on a motorcycle, you're presented with some decisions. How much equipment do you take with you that you believe you will need later on...