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Nelson-Rigg CL-850 Touring Saddle Bags
Nelson-Rigg CL-850 Touring Saddle Bags
Nelson-Rigg CL-850 Touring Saddle Bags (Formally SB-900 Touring saddlebags) Securely mount using wide Velcro straps and quick release buckles Heat Resistant under panels External buckles for compatibility with our tail packs Front mesh pockets to hold cans or water bottles Main compartment measures 17L X 9W X 14H Holds 35.10 Liters per side
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5 / 5
Tough, rugged, but how does it fit a supersport?
PostedApril 5, 2010
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P.M.
From Northern US
The picture lies! I have a R6s and have done pipe mods to the point where there is no buffer zone between the bags and my rear wheel. Consequently, some of the foam rubber backing on the bags have worn off. Not to worry: tighten the loading straps et al tight and there is little worry.
The "pre-form" inserts haven't yet got the idea they are not curled up yet so my bags are lumpy. Also, the bags aren't supper easy to get in and out of with the inserts in (which you MUST have in).
Carries a pretty good payload. Have used it to by up wards of 5 grocery bags full of grocerys, school books, etc.
Fits a supersport bike but be warned: they can't ride all the way back, if you don't have a fender eliminator your back turn signals may be an issue, and you need to watch the wheel contact problem. (the tail pipes in the picture take care of the wheel contact..but not all of us..probably the majority of us, have dual rear fender exhausts)
Pros Comfortable, Great Value, Fashionable, Rugged
Yes, I recommend this product.
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