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toddprosky
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soft not hard

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I posted this question earlier and most advice was to get hard bags,(I don't wannt hard bags) the problem with hard bags is getting past my cars in the driveway when leaving for work, moving the cars every day takes too much time when I'm in a hurry I try to ride to work every day if i can ,I can fit without bags and soft bags wouldn't damage the cars so which of the soft bags are good quality. thanks for the help.
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How much do you need to carry?

I'd go get the new BMW tail pack if I were you - or a top box. :)
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Take a look at the "city" lids for your cases. They'll reduce the overall width of your bike, making the widest part the mirrors/bars and cylinderheads. They'll give you enough room to throw a lunch and few other small items in there.
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