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Well, this is the first bike I've had to "install" a tank bag, but that's what happens with plastic gas tank fairings. I had to remove both sides - which was fairly easy. Then routed the staps. It came with suction cups, but they won't reach due to the black protector thing. It's not big deal though - they aren't necessary. The straps hold very tightly. I haven't test rode it yet, but I'm confident it'll ride fine. If I run into problems I'll update. Oh, and I removed the useless magnets.
I like having the convenience of a tank bag to hold essentials: wallet, cell phone, toilet paper (I'm a gal), and whatever else. This one is small enough to hold all that, and a bit more. It comes off at the clip staps, or via a zipper. It has a strap to carry on the go. Comes with a rain cover. It also has a gps holder that props up which is neat, but I'm using it to hold my huge ass cell phone (samsung note3). It also has ports to run a charging cable, and when I install mine I'll be routing that through there somehow.
Here a link for the bag: http://www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/firstgear-laguna-mini-gps-tank-bag
Here's what she looks like...
I like having the convenience of a tank bag to hold essentials: wallet, cell phone, toilet paper (I'm a gal), and whatever else. This one is small enough to hold all that, and a bit more. It comes off at the clip staps, or via a zipper. It has a strap to carry on the go. Comes with a rain cover. It also has a gps holder that props up which is neat, but I'm using it to hold my huge ass cell phone (samsung note3). It also has ports to run a charging cable, and when I install mine I'll be routing that through there somehow.
Here a link for the bag: http://www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/firstgear-laguna-mini-gps-tank-bag
Here's what she looks like...