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If I knew what I was doing all the time life wouldn't be any fun.
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If it's going to be an every day thing, I would go with a tank bag or saddle bags, or a backpack designed to attach to something that you leave strapped to the rear seat.
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I also have 2 and soon 3 bike I can take to work... so the easier it is to move for bike to bike the better.
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Tyler wrote: So a tail bag or soft saddle bags... ok would be nice if they can come off easy. I would want to take a bag up to the office with me, that's why I was thinking a back pack...
I also have 2 and soon 3 bike I can take to work... so the easier it is to move for bike to bike the better.
Tank bags have magnetic flaps they stick to the sides of the tank. To remove it you just pull the bag off and fold the flaps onto themselves. They come in different sizes and some can expand. Also handy to hold your phone/mp3 player, map, ezpass/change.
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I popped into the local classifieds and found a good deal on 2 tail bags and a tank bag.
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