Tourmaster Touring bag

[Happy Hours]

found this on CL today and it looks like it's in good shape and the price looks good.

http://eastnc.craigslist.org/mcy/2079863277.html

[JimP]

That would come in handy for Herdstock...

[Happy Hours]

my thought exactly

looks like a decent price doesn't it?

Is there a bag called triple something or nother?I herd they were nice bags and I was wondering if this is similair.

[sonnyd]

Looks pretty nice. Price seems decent, Online it looks like they are 135 bucks. I have heard of any triple ? brand. Could be though, it seems like a new one pops
up every now and then.
Regards Sonny

[JimP]

I got an email from Jafrum for a setup for $29. Not sure about that though. Sometimes you get what you pay for

[Happy Hours]

Looks pretty nice. Price seems decent, Online it looks like they are 135 bucks. I have heard of any triple ? brand. Could be though, it seems like a new one pops
up every now and then.
Regards Sonny

I Googled it also and found about the same price but the round top part is another $40

[badinfluence63]

Before I bought the Ultra I would put a sissy bar on the back of the '83FL. I friend loaned me his tourmaster touring bag like this one and is was awsome. If you were riding solo you could attach the bag on the ssisy bar seat side. If you had a passenger you could attach on the back siisy bar, fenderside. Great bag and loads of space. The detachable roll on the top was particularly handy. They are usually over 200$ new. Maybe 225-235$.

Heres a site that has great touring baggage:

http://www.tbags.com/products.aspx?CategoryID=4

[Monk]

I still swear by my Bikers Friend upholstered PVC... it actually lives on the bike full time to give me a backrest.
I use it to carry a pretty dense toolbag (~65 lbs) sometimes, so I added some extra beefiness to my rigging, but it's like a part of the bike.
Was lucky to find an aircraft tiedown with SS ratchet, to go with the chrome.


I really like the old school line it adds. Like a big ol' bedroll.

[Monk]

But anyway, I've seen the Tourmaster rigs and they seem nice. Good heavy materials and construction. Bit complicated. Ton of compartments, though...
Needs a sissy bar for sure.

[sonnyd]

I still swear by my Bikers Friend upholstered PVC... it actually lives on the bike full time to give me a backrest.
I use it to carry a pretty dense toolbag (~65 lbs) sometimes, so I added some extra beefiness to my rigging, but it's like a part of the bike.
Was lucky to find an aircraft tiedown with SS ratchet, to go with the chrome.


I really like the old school line it adds. Like a big ol' bedroll.

Me to Monk. Since I don't have a sissy bar, nor intend to add one, I'll keep using my BF.....some of the best money I've ever spent on Motorcycle luggage.
I am going to be adding some bags to my bike, but I'll still be using the BF
Regards Sonny

[sonnyd]

I Googled it also and found about the same price but the round top part is another $40

Yeah, I saw them here, which included everything, but I see they are now unavailable

http://www.motorcycle-superstore.com/3/13/124/5530/ITEM/Tour-Master-Nylon-Sissybar-Bag.aspx

Regards Sonny

[Happy Hours]

I've got the tall bar in the back so I'm covered on that.I just need a response from the fellow selling it.

[Happy Hours]

Yeah, I saw them here, which included everything, but I see they are now unavailable

http://www.motorcycle-superstore.com/3/13/124/5530/ITEM/Tour-Master-Nylon-Sissybar-Bag.aspx

Regards Sonny

the reviews on this bag are very good,all but that one fellow named Joe Blow

[sonnyd]

the reviews on this bag are very good,all but that one fellow named Joe Blow

Yeah, Imagine that!! lolololololololololol Yeah, the reviews I've seen all look good. Tourmaster has been around a long long time.
Regards Sonny