Tank Bags (magnetic pref.) - Pictures Please!

[Jnaids07]

Hi all,

I am in the market for a magnetic tank bag (the whole backpack thing just isnt doing it for me anymore).

It would be great if it could fit a pair shorts, sneakers, and other random things (cell phone, wallet, keys etc).  So I estimate it would be a mid size bag for everyday things.

It is really difficult to estimate size and fitment as most of the websites just provide a picture of the tankbag alone.  Anyone have one that looks good with the monster ergos?

Thanks!

[Mr Earl]

I got this:  http://www.newenoughhp.com/luggage/tank_bags/nelson_rigg/cl350_large_magnetic_motorcycle_tank_bag.html

Sorry, too lazy/buzzed to go out to the garage, slap it on and take a photo...  It's kind of a largish bag, but it follows the Monster tank contour nicely.

[scooby]

Chase Harper here on mine. Perfect size for day trips. I keep it on my scoot almost all the time; it's like my glove compartment... 

[dlearl476]

I got one on ebay. It's some off brand, and I think I noticed (too late) that the seller ws off shore, but it all went well. Got it in about two weeks and it seems to work.  I don't have any illusions about longevity, but WTF, I won an auction for like $35.

Check it out, when I got mine the guy had 8 or 10 auctions going.  Probably hi-jacked a truck  or something. 

Hi all,

I am in the market for a magnetic tank bag (the whole backpack thing just isnt doing it for me anymore).

Um, doesn't your bike have a plastic tank?

[Jnaids07]

I wish, if it was it wouldn't have gotten that annoying tank dent when the kickstand stuck into the ground and the old handlebars decided to be just weak enough....you know the rest.   

I am liking that chase harper bag but I have my doubts whether it would be large enough.  Is it expandable?

[scooby]

I am liking that chase harper bag but I have my doubts whether it would be large enough.  Is it expandable? <SNIP>

No, it's not... This is my other tank bag - a DP, for longer trips... And its huge, + expandable...



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