Stowing Riding Gear - Page 2

johnsandlin · 02-03-2008, 10:41 AM

Thanks for the info on the gun cable...I'll definately will have to get one. An update to my saddlebag situation, I was able to find a new set of leather saddlebags made by "Saddlemen" at my local bike shop. They actually have locking straps that make them a bit more secure. Plus they are a good bit larger than the Suzuki bags that came with the GZ250. The dimensions on the ones I got are 15.5" x 9.5" x 5" and they work well on the bike without touching the muffler exhaust. These are slant style bags and I was able to pick them up for $110. I thought that was a good price. They will hold my riding pants without the liner, however when I have the liner and armor in the pants, they still and too bulky to fit in the the bag...so the gun cable will work well in those situations.

02-03-2008, 10:41 AM	#11
johnsandlin Member Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Kennesaw, GA Posts: 34	Thanks for the info on the gun cable...I'll definately will have to get one. An update to my saddlebag situation, I was able to find a new set of leather saddlebags made by "Saddlemen" at my local bike shop. They actually have locking straps that make them a bit more secure. Plus they are a good bit larger than the Suzuki bags that came with the GZ250. The dimensions on the ones I got are 15.5" x 9.5" x 5" and they work well on the bike without touching the muffler exhaust. These are slant style bags and I was able to pick them up for $110. I thought that was a good price. They will hold my riding pants without the liner, however when I have the liner and armor in the pants, they still and too bulky to fit in the the bag...so the gun cable will work well in those situations. __________________ GZ250 - Cure for Midlife Crisis Login or Register to Remove Ads
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