You could have some made by a local awning shop built to your criteria. Pockets and such... or invest in some gear such as Aerostich RoadCrafter, Klim, etc so it is rain gear and regular gear in one.Looking for a set of Crash bar bags to install onto my Outback motortek crash bags: my objective is to have my rain gear readily available to me. Any ideas would be appreciated - thanks
i had a set of those shipped to the UK for my altrider bars great fit to
no rigid backing, there soft well madeWow - thank you both will take a look love the fact that they are made to fit your crash bars.
Question do they come with a rigid backing ?
Gap thanks took a look at all of these - liked the Sedici but the small size seems sold out most of the others don't quite tickle my fancy and the Lone Rider products are way too expensive I'm back at square one. The search continues - Per Rob i do like the Lomo but there sold out on their web site !my objective is to have my rain gear readily available to me
I think Stormwind is an awesome company and great, custom-fit product. The downside is they are not voluminous. So, depends on what "rain gear" is and what you want to stuff in there.
I'm considering:
Wolfman Zip-R-Bags (they also have a rolltop version)
Sedici Dry Bag "Revzilla Exclusive"
Sw-motech Drybag 80 tail bag
Givi GRT722
LoneRider MiniBag 6L
There's a mix of pricing and "waterproofness" in that list. They're in the 5L - 8L range each though some brands have additional sizes.
the LOMO company are really good they won,t be out of stock that longGap thanks took a look at all of these - liked the Sedici but the small size seems sold out most of the others don't quite tickle my fancy and the Lone Rider products are way too expensive I'm back at square one. The search continues - Per Rob i do like the Lomo but there sold out on their web site !