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22 Dec 2005
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Luggage
Going to central America for 2 months and have no luggage, other then small soft saddlebags maybe 30 litres of storage, there will be 2 of us and will take tents as well as 2 sleeping bags, however no other camping gear, also bought a rear backrest with luggage rack for 2003 honda 750 ACE, I dont want to pack to heavy, any thoughts on bag for luggage rack, also any thoughts of cheap decent tank bags? dont want to spend a ton
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22 Dec 2005
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Take a look at Wolfman packs.They are not cheap but they are well made, and they might work for your trip.I use the tank pannier model as a second set of rear panniers(like saddlebags for a horse).I don't have the web address handy.
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22 Dec 2005
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22 Dec 2005
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Your cheapest option might be to just buy standard dry bags from any outdoor store. They're usually pretty tough and totally waterproof.
Matt
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22 Dec 2005
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Dry bags, yep thats the ticket. Get them at most anyplace that deals in canoes or kayaks. Just get a pile of bungee cords and strap them on the luggage rack or on the seat in front of the rack and use it for a back rest.
Yankee Dog
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