5 Minimalist Saddlebags for Ultralight Packers
A toothbrush, flip-flops and spare pair of underwear are all you really need.
2. Nomad Rider Out n Back 12 Liter Saddlebags ($120)
The Out n Back Enduro Saddlebags are perfect for short overnight trips when you just need to carry the essentials. The bags are designed to give you quick access to items like extra tools, tubes and other gear. The universal fitment system makes it easy to mount on nearly any Dual Sport motorcycle and requires no rack or special tools. A removable zip-off top bag is also included. These bags are made of waterproof material but are not 100% waterproof in all the seams. However, they should keep your gear dry in most conditions. These budget bags may not have the same durability as more well known brands, but they offer nice features and good value at this price point.
The Out n Back Saddlebags are made from highly durable waterproof material.
These Minimalist Saddlebags have a 12L capacity and an easily removable zip-off top bag.
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I use a soft rack kit from Green Chile Adventure Gear. Its tough and lightweight and you can carry pretty much any bag so you can go minimalist or pack for a multiday camping trip easily.
I have also found that other brand bags like my Wolfman Expedition saddlebags actually haul better when I attach it to my Green Chile rack.
Check it out http://www.GreenChileADV.com
http://www.viaterra.in/ makes some great softluggage systems. The 35L ‘claw mini’ is a universal fit on anybike and ‘rapide’ for upswept exhausts.
Mosko Moto has some great stuff too, really love my “Reckless 80” rackless bags. The beaver-tail is bad-ass for hauling firewood, beer, you name it.
http://mosko-moto.myshopify.com/collections/moto-camping-luggage
Being exceedingly cheap, I just pick up a set of $20 doggy saddle bags at the pet store. Usually run the straps under the seat.
fun fun
Charlie
VUZ makes a line of quality durable dry bags which are a great value. I love my Wolfman gear but there are much less costly choices out there.