Makeshift saddlebags, Ok... Not makeshift :)

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I stopped by Walmart and saw some Motorcycle Handlebar Bags and the gears started turning.

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http://www.walmart.com/ip/Fuel-Helmets- ... iewedItems

So I bought a couple, brought them home and the below is the result.

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Re: Makeshift saddlebags

Doesn't look makeshift at all! A little small for getting groceries but plenty for ....
 
Re: Makeshift saddlebags

mrfritz said:
Doesn't look makeshift at all! A little small for getting groceries but plenty for ....

LOL... Nope, no groceries. :lol: Maybe my locks, tools and camera. I am currently working on a trailer for the grocery runs.
 
I keep thinking I want to have a leaning side car for my stretch. Though I'm also the same guy that keeps thinking a pair of 90mm EDF engines with propane afterburners would be a practical electrical assist for it too.

I've always thought the Zibia was an inspiring design for a cargo side car.

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http://www.fyxation.com/blog/ziba-fremont-utility-bike

Because the chainstays are so low and long on the stretch cruisers it seems like it might possible to make a slick easy mount. The fun thing about a side car is that if you were bringing home beer you could simply reach over and get one anytime you wanted. I think I'd also want to size it so a cooler fit in perfectly, maybe even have a drop in BBQ... So basically a couple of bikes and you've have a rolling party!
 
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