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From: hodges@ucla-cs.UUCP
Newsgroups: net.cycle
Subject: Re: Tank Bags
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Date: Sat, 22-Feb-86 04:59:29 EST
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Reply-To: hodges@ucla-cs.UUCP (Jack Hodges)
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In defense of Eclipse bags...I purchased a bagman for my interceptor
(ages ago) for the same reasons.  It was beatifully made and looked
like it would last forever.  Alas, it wouldn't fit on the (then) new
frame of the Honda.  So with tears in my eyes I returned it for an
Eclipse bag.  But the story has a happy ending, the bag has been superb
for three years now, never slips like the Bagman people would have you
believe, is extremely easy to readjust, and in general is as good a
bag as I'd ever expect to need.

Personally I get off the road when it rains, but made a cover just in
case.  Have never used it.