Post by davidc on Sept 24, 2010 15:15:29 GMT -5
I have never been a fan of tank bags - most I'd seen were big, straps all over, bleah. A buddy had this Cortech Mini magnetic, and the more I looked, the more I liked. It is ruggedly made, sturdy zippers, has [small] map sleeve, and a nice rain cover:
Man, this thing is great for what I need. Used to carry lunch carefully strapped ot the back, pockets stuffed with stuff. It really holds quite a bit and does not budge at 40 mph. or 80 mph.:
Packing for my ride to work now is streamlined. I used to carry much stuff "in case" I would work on it at home: books, vast piles of essays, etc. Now I take only what I will actually work on, so I use the valise I got with the bike:
The Cortech looks good on the Thruxton as well:
Life, it is good. ;D
Man, this thing is great for what I need. Used to carry lunch carefully strapped ot the back, pockets stuffed with stuff. It really holds quite a bit and does not budge at 40 mph. or 80 mph.:
Packing for my ride to work now is streamlined. I used to carry much stuff "in case" I would work on it at home: books, vast piles of essays, etc. Now I take only what I will actually work on, so I use the valise I got with the bike:
The Cortech looks good on the Thruxton as well:
Life, it is good. ;D
