Advice on Motorcycle Luggage

[maina]

Traveling around the world or long distances in a motorcycle is an adventure most bike owners hope to experience or have been through and may want to be in it for a second or third time. If you are into this for the first time, you may want to consider an ideal motorcycle luggage. This choice will narrow down into three factors; what are the trail conditions you will be traveling, how big or small is your motorcycle and what your size is as the bike owner.
Other factors that you will also need to consider are which between hard luggage and soft luggage is ideal for you. The smart choice would be simply to choose hard luggage if you are a small rider with a small bike in a tough terrain and soft luggage if you are a big in size on a big bike on a well maintained route.

[Mtnseeker1]

Well I can be honest with you and say never ever use bunggies for tie downs but then again I ride dirt:ne_nau:
But then again I use rope and the L word is over rated unless you plan to camp often.
But there is aoways trailers:lol8:

So now you know I am an ass I can only say this: pick what works for you best and don't second guess what you feel is good for you.

Seems your looking way to far to find someone that will say ? back you up.
Trust what works for you cause it will always be different for others.
And no shit does it really matter what works for one if it's not the answer your after?

Half the fun is trial and error in my humble opion.
I think you may very well have the answer but? best of luck and hope to see how you feel about it.

Go out and try and give us the pros and cons.
And remember we are different . somne like hotels and some like tents and some like to survive in extreme ways.
Nothing matters as much as what works for you......
Have fun with it and please let us know.

[nelsonccc]

Mark you're responding to spam.....just say'n!

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[Mtnseeker1]

Oh my ? really? oh shoot?
So when are we heading to out of botts land ( Paiute trail baby)?:lol8:

I know one thing Luagage or not I want in On the high river actoin this year.

I'm heading out to kellys point in the morn with a friend that has rebuilt a 360 DT too ****ing smookie lmao
He does know how to work a motor but he has know idea of the gas milage yet? May just make for a long day but I support him all the way. Crazy bastard has a 95 cr250r a nd an o4 Hyubusa and he can ride like the wind on any of them.

You will like Don and I will get you fools together soon enough.

But this weekend is for the old school stuff for him. Thank god as i have no plans to ride others dust this day.

I'm not sure how to even order lunch? He is a Vegan But I will hold fast to the beer and gas at Bar ten ranch while I wait for him to show.

[Mtnseeker1]

This old school Yammy will make it even in the heat and I will get some photos for all.