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Hi, I'm looking to buy this bag for my XSR 700 and I think I might have found a very good deal. I was wondering does anybody have them on? They seem quite rare compared to other bags, is there a specific reason? And if you have them, what's your experience with those? Thank you soo much in advance! 🙏😃

In my case, I'd put on only one on the left side since on the right side I got a tall Akrapovic system.

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I have them, they came with the bike from the previous owner. Expensive but a nice fit and and lockable to the bike (not unstealable). I have one on each side and i have enjoyed them a lot. I use it to carry different things such as a cap, lunchbox, washing products, chain lube, extra shoes, first aid kit. The bike certainly has a cleaner look without them but i have yet to take them off since i like riding without a backpack..

The bags are hanging off of a "bag rack" that are connected to each other at the rear, they are not independent. I would look into the ability to use that in conjunction with a high mounted exhaust before buying!
 

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If you want an another idea, my bike came with SW Motech's LS2 Legend Gear bags from the previous owner. They're not -quite- as retro looking, but fit the styling of the bike quite well, and they mount with a quick release rail system that's really convinient. Plus they're larger and not as expensive (though nearly).
 

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I have them, they came with the bike from the previous owner. Expensive but a nice fit and and lockable to the bike (not unstealable). I have one on each side and i have enjoyed them a lot. I use it to carry different things such as a cap, lunchbox, washing products, chain lube, extra shoes, first aid kit. The bike certainly has a cleaner look without them but i have yet to take them off since i like riding without a backpack..

The bags are hanging off of a "bag rack" that are connected to each other at the rear, they are not independent. I would look into the ability to use that in conjunction with a high mounted exhaust before buying!
Thank you so much for the feedback, I ended up buying the one I was negotiating and just installed it yesterday. It is indeed very small, but I really do like the look of it and since I do not plan to do traveling on my bike I'm okay with that size (8 Liters). It fits a jacket or two and that is all I need. Here is a picture, when it will stop raining I'll take it for a ride and post some more. Ps: installing it was very very easy.

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Thank you so much for the feedback, I ended up buying the one I was negotiating and just installed it yesterday. It is indeed very small, but I really do like the look of it and since I do not plan to do traveling on my bike I'm okay with that size (8 Liters). It fits a jacket or two and that is all I need. Here is a picture, when it will stop raining I'll take it for a ride and post some more. Ps: installing it was very very easy.

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Good choice. Yeah rain cover is a nice touch. The bag also works with an evotech tail tidy, just fyi!
 

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Are there some racks and bags that don't? I have the evotech tail tidy, so I would need to be aware of this when looking at racks and bags, if it is indeed an issue.
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I think the only issue that may occur is on the Evotech tail tidy the indicators are moved forward quite a bit, although you can move them back if you want. Which may or may not get in the way of some luggage systems. :unsure:
 
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