Reply With QuoteI didn't know such a thing existed!
I just throw em' in my trunk or trailer
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Advice on wheel bags for spares?
This year I'll be hauling a set of rains mounted on spare rims with the rest of my gear. Does anyone have a favorite brand of wheel bags (and a tip on where to find 'em) that'll make them easier to store and load/unload?
I've seen them with ballistic nylon and padding covering the sprocket area - pretty good, but only online via the US. Would prefer to keep my business local.
Thanks!
I didn't know such a thing existed!
I just throw em' in my trunk or trailer
Oh, tell me now, after I bought the bike and said tires from you.... ! The truth comes out...Originally Posted by RichardTPC
I didn't know such a thing existed!
I just throw em' in my trunk or trailer
Check out these puppies:
http://www.ceebaileys.com/moto_access/tirebag.html
I've seen something like that for car wheels, not bikes. Do you have a link to the ones you found in the states?
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I bought a set made for car tires by michellin they work great!
Strong Velcro holds them shut and a handle for easy carrying...
I found them at costco.
$30 for 4
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Blackie, yep I put it in my 2nd post... here's the link.
Personally, if I had orange rubber I'd want to hide it too... lol!
Nice, think I'll swing by... was considering my only other option would be blue IKEA bags... they'd probably fit in sideways!
Perhaps you should consider your rotors.....if they'll be mounted....the bags wont protect them
yeah... maybe I should just put them on the passenger seat and get the fiancee to ride in the trailer... lol!
Let me know how that works out for you!!......
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