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Just curious, if their are many other supplies of side bags for the PCX then Givi? just want to see my options.

I bought the Cortech line of bags. The saddle bags and the tail bag. As the picture shows they fit quite well and I am very happy with the
anti slip pads that protect the bikes finish. My latest trip 2100Km and no damage to the plastics.
Shad also makes some and they look to be of quality but never seen them first hand.

MikeP, are these the bags: Super 2.0 Contoured Saddlebags? Which tailbag? 14L or 24?

Thanks.

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MikeP, you must do some reee...aaa...llll long trips with the size mailbox you have plus the side bags. Wow, I have never seen a PCX so loaded for travel.

I use Eclipse bags - $70 for the set

http://www.hondapcx.org/viewtopic.php?f ... pse#p64420

[quote="Lanesplitter"]MikeP, are these the bags: Super 2.0 Contoured Saddlebags? Which tailbag? 14L or 24L

Yes those are the Super 2.0 bags with the 24L tail bag.

Mel46, I do like my long rides, the picture is when I went to Prince George BC last spring. Averaged 500km per day. Need to learn how to pack lighter though. On that trip I had 95 lbs of gear.

Looks like a great setup for long trips, including the GoPro out front.

My concern would be someone stealing the contents in the saddlebags/tunnel bag or the bags themselves. I've been looking at the lockable hard side case/trunks on previous feeds, however the producers are not based in the USA and do not seem to ship here. Any recommendations?

kamakanaola808 wrote:My concern would be someone stealing the contents in the saddlebags/tunnel bag or the bags themselves. I've been looking at the lockable hard side case/trunks on previous feeds, however the producers are not based in the USA and do not seem to ship here. Any recommendations?

In all my years of motorcycling, I have never had anything taken off of my bike. Never. Never lost anything in a camp ground either.

Looks like a considerable amount of air drag. Does it slow you down much ?

easyrider wrote:Looks like a considerable amount of air drag. Does it slow you down much ?

I don't think it did. I had no trouble keeping up with traffic. Cruising speed was 95 to 105 kmph.

larryinseattle wrote:

kamakanaola808 wrote:My concern would be someone stealing the contents in the saddlebags/tunnel bag or the bags themselves. I've been looking at the lockable hard side case/trunks on previous feeds, however the producers are not based in the USA and do not seem to ship here. Any recommendations?

In all my years of motorcycling, I have never had anything taken off of my bike. Never. Never lost anything in a camp ground either.

Same here.

But that's positive and isn'tisnt in the spirit of things and contributing is it?

Sorry.

MikeP wrote:

Lanesplitter wrote:MikeP, are these the bags: Super 2.0 Contoured Saddlebags? Which tailbag? 14L or 24L

Yes those are the Super 2.0 bags with the 24L tail bag.

Mel46, I do like my long rides, the picture is when I went to Prince George BC last spring. Averaged 500km per day. Need to learn how to pack lighter though. On that trip I had 95 lbs of gear.

Mike,

I got my saddle bags and tailbag today. I had some trouble finding the clips to secure it. So far, I can't figure out how to secure the front of the bags. I see your straps are going under the side panels. How have your rigged it? Thanks! For tomorrow's ride I will leave the tail bag off.

Mark

Hi Mark, and everyone who is interested in Cortech saddle bags. I did a short video on how I attach them to the bike. Sorry for the orientation of the screen, still getting used to my phone.

https://youtu.be/QTY6gsaOoFY

Very helpful video. Thanks Mike!

MikeP wrote:Hi Mark, and everyone who is interested in Cortech saddle bags. I did a short video on how I attach them to the bike. Sorry for the orientation of the screen, still getting used to my phone.

Mike, you said, "I didn't expect the rain ..." But you live in Beautiful BC. Isn't it always raining there?

kramnala58 wrote:

MikeP wrote:Hi Mark, and everyone who is interested in Cortech saddle bags. I did a short video on how I attach them to the bike. Sorry for the orientation of the screen, still getting used to my phone.

Mike, you said, "I didn't expect the rain ..." But you live in Beautiful BC. Isn't it always raining there?

Not always, just 50% of the time. Its just hard to predict when. Especially this time of year. Ahh.... But it is still beautiful

Which airhawk pad is that?

It is the Airhawk Cruiser R.

https://www.canadasmotorcycle.ca/airhaw ... -2015.html

Not cheap, but the comfort is worth every penny.

Heh Mike, would you please post both of your photos above in the Gallery in this thread:
"Today's Quick Pic"??

I really like them and I think the forums should have the honor of seeing them too

Love your Bike! and What a Super shot of the rainbow touching down..... "right there!"
Luck to you my forum friend