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[2harleys]

Would like some input on what others are using on top of their luggage rack for more storage on extended trips. I have been using a Kuryakyn bag, but have been looking at the Dekker Suprerme, for a little more room. Those of you that are using the Dekker Supreme, how do you like it? Do they keep their shape with the foam liner removed? How convenient are they to carry into the motel room?

[Georgehjr]

http://www.roadreadybags.com/

Works great, light weight, Use to give Us a discount too...... : So ask if it is still there 2vrolijk_21:

[FLHTCUSE7]

I use a yellow Orlied waterproof bag. You can find them at Aerostich in Duluth. MN.

Great, easy to pack, 100% waterproof, and the yellow helps cagers see me from behind.

[2harleys]

http://www.roadreadybags.com/

Works great, light weight, Use give Us a discount too......

Do they hold their shape after rain, sun, etc

[Georgehjr]

I have no problems at all

[danner55]

2 harleys,

 I like the dekker supreme. Once you take the foam liners out it pretty much looses it's form. It does give you alot more room once removed.They also have a lifetime warranty & I had mine replaced because it ripped. Just keep your receipt. Looks to me like roadready bags have the same kind of attaching straps as T bags! I've never seen roadready bags so I can't give you an opinion on them.T bags are for sale thru J&P Cycles & have a big display in Daytona.

just my 2 cents!

[Midnight Rider]

This one LOOKS the best on the bike:  http://www.harley-davidson.com/gma/gma_product.jsp?PRODUCT%3C%3Eprd_id=845524448777032&FOLDER%3C%3Efolder_id=2534374302286945&ASSORTMENT%3C%3East_id=2534374302286945&bmUID=1333390649309&bmLocale=en_US

But, the Roadready bags work great...had one on my '06 SEUC and really liked it.  And they really are waterPROOF.

I've used the Harley one linked above...it's a very functional piece.  Easy to attach, easy to carry, and offers as much storage as you really need to be putting up there.  I try to keep light things in the rack bag.

[kraut]

the older P/A # 94807-09 is preferable - if you still get it.

[backroad Mike]

This one LOOKS the best on the bike:  http://www.harley-davidson.com/gma/gma_product.jsp?PRODUCT%3C%3Eprd_id=845524448777032&FOLDER%3C%3Efolder_id=2534374302286945&ASSORTMENT%3C%3East_id=2534374302286945&bmUID=1333390649309&bmLocale=en_US

I've used the Harley one linked above...it's a very functional piece.  Easy to attach, easy to carry, and offers as much storage as you really need to be putting up there. 

Yep, we have this one as well as the Dekker.  Wife prefers the HD over the dekker.  As long as she's happy right. 

[mlbraptor]

I just bought the H-D tour pack luggage. Fits nice, looks good and plenty of storage.

[Cerdo]

Used the Decker for 6 years now, works great.

[Jock]

For me...Seal Line Wide Mouth-Duffle...Waterproof..holds 4800 cu. in. / 80 liters...~$80

 

[Midnight Rider]

For me...Seal Line Wide Mouth-Duffle...Waterproof..holds 4800 cu. in. / 80 liters...~$80

 

We'e talkin' bikes here, Jock, not canoes/kayaks...

Those bags will definitely work...I've floated one down the river on more than one occasion.

[Jock]

We'e talkin' bikes here, Jock, not canoes/kayaks...

Those bags will definitely work...I've floated one down the river on more than one occasion.

Yep...you never know with all the flooding we have....wasn't there some of that during a previous RibFest?

    

[Midnight Rider]

Yep...you never know with all the flooding we have....wasn't there some of that during a previous RibFest?

    

Yep...just before we went up last year.  Judi and I went for a ride and some of the roads were still blocked off from debris/mud down by the river.

You got it covered with that bag though...