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...

You will discover a number of different choices of bags for motorcycles.

Motorcycle Luggage Rack

National Cycle Paladin Luggage Rack Chrome Honda/Kawasaki/Suzuki/Victory/Yamaha P9900

• Distributor Part # TR 55-7751
• Manufacturer Part # P9900

National Cycle Paladin Luggage Rack Chrome Honda/Kawasaki/Suzuki/Victory/Yamaha P9900

Question by Read F: I want to buy a motorcycle to use as my primary transportation for my computer repair business?
I have a computer repair business in New York City and I am looking for a motorcycle that I will use to go to appointments, and transport computers. I already have a special case that mounts to any standard rear luggage rack, but I need a motorcycle! I am looking for a motorcycle that says “professional/utilitarian/fun”

It should be a relatively reliable bike–also nothing too sporty, nothing too much like a cruiser. Any ideas?

Best answer:

Answer by Briggs
well I woudl suggest a good duel sport. These bikes are designed to carry luggage. They .are still light and capable in rain and snow. I listed a link below to a V Storm which I checked out not too long ago for cross country type riding. A lot of torque for stop and start traffic riding. space to attach water prrof saddle bags and a rear luggage and still have a passenger.

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They come in lots of different shapes and sizes, and can be mounted in various locations on your bike. When you take a tour, or ride on a motorcycle, you're going to be presented with a few choices. Just how much equipment are you going to bring along with you that you believe you might need later on...