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Posted by LarryInSeattle
 - August 09, 2013, 19:59:48 PM

You should tug a trailer.  :)

Posted by pcarrell
 - June 12, 2013, 17:18:55 PM

The Drifter didn't have hardbags, but you could bolt on a Nomad bag and it would at least be in the family.....and look good too!

Posted by CDNRatMan
 - June 11, 2013, 00:13:27 AM

  ok sorry answered part of my question...thanks

Posted by montreal_drifter
 - June 10, 2013, 22:54:58 PM

Gents,

While travelling to Laconia, I decided to mount my 2 up seat and strap a bag rather than go through the hassle of mounting my two saddlebags.  I prefer the soft feel of the original 2 up for a long ride but truthfully, I hate the look of it.  I much prefer the lower profile look of my Corbin single and I think I'll stick to that for my next overnight trips.  That being said, I'd like to DIY a single hard case saddle bag on one side (opposite side of the exhaust) so I can easily transport an overnight kit without having to lug a backpack.  Did the original Drifters come with any hard case saddle bags?  I'd love to keep the bike as original as possible or at least ensure the design flows with the rest of the bike.  if not, any recommendations on hard cases that would look good on a Drifter?

Thanx

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