What're you hiding in your saddlebag?
- superglide03
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- Gummiente
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- Location: Kingston, ON
In the Harley's saddlebags: sunglasses, prescription glasses, rain gloves, rainsuit, camera.
In the Ural's trunk: factory tool roll, tire irons, scissor jack, rubber mallet, extra pliers and vise-grips, four bike tiedowns, 12V mini air compressor, tire pressure gauge, folding shovel, hatchet, first aid kit, survival kit, rainsuit, rain gloves, one long sleeved denim shirt, a bag with Hector's doggy treats, ball, water dish and one large bottled water, spare fuses, spare spark plugs, inner tube repair kit, flashlight, sunglasses, rain glasses, prescription glasses, two glo-sticks, a couple of rags, a regional map, some Ural brochures and a camera. I'm "procreating" well ready for anything!
In the Ural's trunk: factory tool roll, tire irons, scissor jack, rubber mallet, extra pliers and vise-grips, four bike tiedowns, 12V mini air compressor, tire pressure gauge, folding shovel, hatchet, first aid kit, survival kit, rainsuit, rain gloves, one long sleeved denim shirt, a bag with Hector's doggy treats, ball, water dish and one large bottled water, spare fuses, spare spark plugs, inner tube repair kit, flashlight, sunglasses, rain glasses, prescription glasses, two glo-sticks, a couple of rags, a regional map, some Ural brochures and a camera. I'm "procreating" well ready for anything!


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- sunsetrider
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In my saddlebags I carry
earplugs, rainsuit, wiping rag, and bike cover for when I take the bike to work
The toolkit (which is practically useless) is carried in the side cover on the left side of the bike.
From what I've seen other people posting, I think I'll make some additions to the contents of my saddlebags, such as tire gauge. perhaps some useable tools and a flashlight.
earplugs, rainsuit, wiping rag, and bike cover for when I take the bike to work
The toolkit (which is practically useless) is carried in the side cover on the left side of the bike.
From what I've seen other people posting, I think I'll make some additions to the contents of my saddlebags, such as tire gauge. perhaps some useable tools and a flashlight.
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hmm, what do I carry?
Tool Tube, mounted low in front of the skidplate
-combination wrenches; 8/9/10/12/13/14/17/19/22/24mm
-1/4" drive deep sockets; 8/10mm
-3/8" drive socket; 12mm
-1/4" drive ratchet
-3/8" drive ratchet
-6" extension for both ratchets
-4"/6" UV resistant zip ties
-5mm T-handle allen wrench
-Factory spark plug socket
-Phillips/Straight blade screwdriver
-Sidecutter pliers
-Needlenose pliers
-rag
Fairing pack
-Roll of Duct Tape
-Cable lock
-spare taillight/turnsignal bulbs
-big phillips screwdriver for sidecover screws
Stock tool carrier
-Tire pressure guage
-set of metric allen wrenches
-Sharpie pen
-spare masterlink
-spare fuses
Left hardcase
-Overpants
-Insulated Raingloves
-Gaiters (keeps the cuffs of my pants from getting wet and whicking the water up)
-Spare leather gloves
-Light wind/rain jacket (if I'm wearing my mesh jacket, otherwise it stays home)
-Electric vest
-mesh bag of bungie/luggage straps
Left Tank Pannier
-Rain Gloves
-Rain overmitts
Right Tank Pannier
-First Aid Kit
-Microfiber towel
Tank bag
-Spare lense for goggles (clear or tint, whichever one I'm not wearing)
-Sidestand plate
-Battery pack for helmet light
-couple spare metric allen head bolts (M5, M6)
-Pack of gum
-Spare set of keys
-registration/insurance papers (sealed in a ziplock bag)
-Swiss Army card (multitool a little bigger than a credit card)
-notebook and pen (in ziplock)
A litre of water and a liter of oil reside in aluminum bottles carried in bottle carriers bolted to the back of my sidecases.
Right sidecase gets used for carrying my usual work stuff.
Tool Tube, mounted low in front of the skidplate
-combination wrenches; 8/9/10/12/13/14/17/19/22/24mm
-1/4" drive deep sockets; 8/10mm
-3/8" drive socket; 12mm
-1/4" drive ratchet
-3/8" drive ratchet
-6" extension for both ratchets
-4"/6" UV resistant zip ties
-5mm T-handle allen wrench
-Factory spark plug socket
-Phillips/Straight blade screwdriver
-Sidecutter pliers
-Needlenose pliers
-rag
Fairing pack
-Roll of Duct Tape
-Cable lock
-spare taillight/turnsignal bulbs
-big phillips screwdriver for sidecover screws
Stock tool carrier
-Tire pressure guage
-set of metric allen wrenches
-Sharpie pen
-spare masterlink
-spare fuses
Left hardcase
-Overpants
-Insulated Raingloves
-Gaiters (keeps the cuffs of my pants from getting wet and whicking the water up)
-Spare leather gloves
-Light wind/rain jacket (if I'm wearing my mesh jacket, otherwise it stays home)
-Electric vest
-mesh bag of bungie/luggage straps
Left Tank Pannier
-Rain Gloves
-Rain overmitts
Right Tank Pannier
-First Aid Kit
-Microfiber towel
Tank bag
-Spare lense for goggles (clear or tint, whichever one I'm not wearing)
-Sidestand plate
-Battery pack for helmet light
-couple spare metric allen head bolts (M5, M6)
-Pack of gum
-Spare set of keys
-registration/insurance papers (sealed in a ziplock bag)
-Swiss Army card (multitool a little bigger than a credit card)
-notebook and pen (in ziplock)
A litre of water and a liter of oil reside in aluminum bottles carried in bottle carriers bolted to the back of my sidecases.
Right sidecase gets used for carrying my usual work stuff.
Last edited by Gadjet on Mon Sep 18, 2006 1:41 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Thats one heck of a storage space!Gummiente wrote:In the Ural's trunk: factory tool roll, tire irons, scissor jack, rubber mallet, extra pliers and vise-grips, four bike tiedowns, 12V mini air compressor, tire pressure gauge, folding shovel, hatchet, first aid kit, survival kit, rainsuit, rain gloves, one long sleeved denim shirt, a bag with Hector's doggy treats, ball, water dish and one large bottled water, spare fuses, spare spark plugs, inner tube repair kit, flashlight, sunglasses, rain glasses, prescription glasses, two glo-sticks, a couple of rags, a regional map, some Ural brochures and a camera. I'm "procreating" well ready for anything!
As with others who've replied, my saddlebags only go on for for longer trips and are packed accordingly. Whats stays in them, even while they're off the bike and regardless of the trip are local and state maps, mini tool kit (not that its very useful in my hands) rains suit and a small general use towel.
On the small bag attached to my forks..spare pair of riding glasses and my other pair of gloves...
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- -Holiday
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Right now?
In one side, a Haynes Manual (hardback), an unimstalled headted grips kits, one quart of oil.
On the other side,
the liner for my jacket, an extra sweatshirt, winter gloves, a camera, the contents of the toolkit tht i was too lazy to put back in the kit, a small case of cotter pins (ask Zootech why I always carry these now), my old bar ends that never fit, an old left side mirror, the title and some paperwork that needs to be put somewhere else, an old banana.
Yes, I need to do some organizing. I have trouble whenever Im around the bike i want to be on it instead of organizing it.
In one side, a Haynes Manual (hardback), an unimstalled headted grips kits, one quart of oil.
On the other side,
the liner for my jacket, an extra sweatshirt, winter gloves, a camera, the contents of the toolkit tht i was too lazy to put back in the kit, a small case of cotter pins (ask Zootech why I always carry these now), my old bar ends that never fit, an old left side mirror, the title and some paperwork that needs to be put somewhere else, an old banana.
Yes, I need to do some organizing. I have trouble whenever Im around the bike i want to be on it instead of organizing it.
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gazetteer, first aid kit, camera, tool kit, extra glasses (clear or dark, depending on which ones i'm wearing), bungee cords, paperwork in a baggie, crushed pabst can for hot asphalt protection, quart of oil, big ol' water bottle, gm freebie fleece throw blanket, extra gloves, and cleverly hidden somewhere on the bike is an emergency $20.
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