KLX saddle bags
#1
KLX saddle bags
I bought these saddle bags from Canadian Tire. I don't think Canadian Tire operates in the US. Saddle bags are pretty handy. I don't like wearing a backpack. You can still stand up on the bike with the bags and I don't find them to interfere with my riding. I think they were $80 CDN.
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#3
RE: KLX saddle bags
Those are pretty damned cool man, I need to get myself some too. Its just the type of terrain that I run my KLX in, it seems like those saddle bags would go flying off of my bike, how are they being secured to the bike? Do they go under the seat?
#5
RE: KLX saddle bags
go to canadiantire.ca and search for saddle bags.
they have about 4 types.... pretty basic, universal.
almost looks like they just hang over the seat.
naw - they must attach more securely than that otherwise they'd be hazardous.
they have about 4 types.... pretty basic, universal.
almost looks like they just hang over the seat.
naw - they must attach more securely than that otherwise they'd be hazardous.
#6
RE: KLX saddle bags
The saddle bags can be attached two different ways. There are straps that attach to each side on the frame right were the passenger footpegs are. The other way of connecting the saddle bags is by putting the connecting straps between the bags under the seat. I chose to anchor the bags by the passenger foot pegs so install and removal is easy.
The shape of the bags perfectly fit the KLX. You can also extend the large compartments 2x from the size you see in my photo. I have road on the highway at 100km and this bag sits tight. They are tough and waterproof. Perfect for those long rides when lunch, water, beer, and extra cloths is required.
Of the types of saddle bags I saw at Canadian Tire this was the only one that would reallt fit the KLX well.
I found the receipt and this is what it says: 27-9834-0 DLX Moto Saddle $89.99CDN. The brand name on the bags is Sidewind.
Hope this helps.
The shape of the bags perfectly fit the KLX. You can also extend the large compartments 2x from the size you see in my photo. I have road on the highway at 100km and this bag sits tight. They are tough and waterproof. Perfect for those long rides when lunch, water, beer, and extra cloths is required.
Of the types of saddle bags I saw at Canadian Tire this was the only one that would reallt fit the KLX well.
I found the receipt and this is what it says: 27-9834-0 DLX Moto Saddle $89.99CDN. The brand name on the bags is Sidewind.
Hope this helps.
#8
RE: KLX saddle bags
If those are not available in the US, the Cortech Sport saddlebags are pretty similar. The connect very well to the bike and don't move at all. The Canadian bags appear to be a bit larger, though. I guess that could be a good thing or a bad thing, depending on what you are looking for in a bag. Here is a pic of my bike with bags.
#9
RE: KLX saddle bags
ORIGINAL: cwgoff
If those are not available in the US, the Cortech Sport saddlebags are pretty similar. The connect very well to the bike and don't move at all. The Canadian bags appear to be a bit larger, though. I guess that could be a good thing or a bad thing, depending on what you are looking for in a bag. Here is a pic of my bike with bags.
If those are not available in the US, the Cortech Sport saddlebags are pretty similar. The connect very well to the bike and don't move at all. The Canadian bags appear to be a bit larger, though. I guess that could be a good thing or a bad thing, depending on what you are looking for in a bag. Here is a pic of my bike with bags.
TIA.
#10
RE: KLX saddle bags
I have a e-mail into these guys for info on theirs. I do not know if they make them but it's worth a try.
I talked to these guys when I ordered a set for my 06 XR-650L and they said the Honda and the DZR-400s
were the most popular bags they make. I liked them really well.
http://www.moto-sportpanniers.com/dirtbagz/index.html
I talked to these guys when I ordered a set for my 06 XR-650L and they said the Honda and the DZR-400s
were the most popular bags they make. I liked them really well.
http://www.moto-sportpanniers.com/dirtbagz/index.html