Lets see your Tank/Tail bag pic thread

[150ron]

If you have a tank bag, or even a rear aftermarket bag on your DRZ, post up some pics, will be nice to see what people use for storage.

[Erik V]

PO kept the bag, but it was a telescoping nylon jobber. This was fully collapsed, it got tall enough for a paper grocery bag to stand up inside he said.

The rack stayed, which looks like a factory Suzuki part, so I'll be fashioning some sort of tail and/or side bags. Its only been a couple days, and already the backpack feels constricting.

Erik

[707drz]

Small but holds the important stuff

[Motor7]

I use a Voodoo Tactical range bag...clips right on the rack in 30 seconds:

[haneyj74]

Moose Fender Bag and a Wolfman Tank Bag

[coyote223]

Here's mine before I wrecked it,,,

[Davinci]

I run a Moose tail bag. Plenty of room for my phone, wallet, a can of Plexus, clean rags, bag of jerky and a couple of vitamin waters.

[eelriver]

I have to use a hard case to keep the crackheads out. It's a Moose Racing small on a Moose Racing explorer rack.

Edited July 7, 2013 by eelriver

[Radtech]

I run a modified fanny pack as a tank bag and a Nelson Riggs tank bag as a tail bag... I ran a Wolfman tail bag but it worn out from the sun after and a few years of daily use. The Nelson Riggs bag is slightly shorter but expands to be taller than the Wolfman bag. I commute daily on this and the tail bag holds my rain gear, a can of fix-a flat, spare gloves and a lot more.

It's about time to make another tank bag, the sun kills these things in a year or 2. They are pretty low dollar eBay items. Holds my wallet, sun glasses, registration and my garage door opener, but I just finished my "Ron" mod garage door opener that is wired into the dash with a push button... much better that pushing on the bag until I hit the opener button.

The tail bag is mounted on my simple rack made from a nylon cutting board... It has worked just fine for the past 5 years.

The tool tube allows me to keep tools with me even if I take the tail bag off.

[Signman606]

I run a modified fanny pack as a tank bag and a Nelson Riggs tank bag as a tail bag... I ran a Wolfman tail bag but it worn out from the sun after and a few years of daily use. The Nelson Riggs bag is slightly shorter but expands to be taller than the Wolfman bag. I commute daily on this and the tail bag holds my rain gear, a can of fix-a flat, spare gloves and a lot more.

It's about time to make another tank bag, the sun kills these things in a year or 2. They are pretty low dollar eBay items. Holds my wallet, sun glasses, registration and my garage door opener, but I just finished my "Ron" mod garage door opener that is wired into the dash with a push button... much better that pushing on the bag until I hit the opener button.

The tail bag is mounted on my simple rack made from a nylon cutting board... It has worked just fine for the past 5 years.

The tool tube allows me to keep tools with me even if I take the tail bag off.

That tank bag is VERY cool Craig.....can you carry a camera in it, like a small Lumix or similar?

[Radtech]

That tank bag is VERY cool Craig.....can you carry a camera in it, like a small Lumix or similar?

The one I used is probably too small, there are some slightly larger bags that would probably work fine for a small camera.

[Motor7]

Nice set up Rad. I have used cutting boards for a variety of things, well done on the rear rack ?

[707drz]

Here's mine before I wrecked it,,,

what do you stash in those tool tubes? i really like the layout of that rack. i think if i did the same i would rotate the top box and move it to the most forward postion near the seat and add my fuel cans to the mix

[Radtech]

what do you stash in those tool tubes? i really like the layout of that rack. i think if i did the same i would rotate the top box and move it to the most forward postion near the seat and add my fuel cans to the mix

I have a fuel can that fits nicely inside my tool tube... I'm not sure if the cans are all the same size, but I have used mine inside there on occasion.

[150ron]

Moose Fender Bag and a Wolfman Tank Bag

Really like that set up.

[mineolaman]

I have the tank mounted saddle bags from ProCycle. They have great zippers and a place on the side for a water bottle. I also use a Chase/Harper barrel bag for my keys, wallet, phone, etc. I like this set up because it's light and very accessible.

[tsnyde99]

Immix Racing cargo rack

Pelican case

Tool tube

Stock tool bag

Edited July 9, 2013 by tsnyde99

[Signman606]

I have the tank mounted saddle bags from ProCycle. They have great zippers and a place on the side for a water bottle. I also use a Chase/Harper barrel bag for my keys, wallet, phone, etc. I like this set up because it's light and very accessible.

I see several "blue" things here, need more Colorado power?...................heheheh

[mineolaman]

I see several "blue" things here, need more Colorado power?...................heheheh

In that altitude i'll take every advantage I can. Lol. Yes, I've tried to accessorize with the blue. Tom did the same with red. He's REALLY slow! Lol:p

[Signman606]

In that altitude i'll take every advantage I can. Lol. Yes, I've tried to accessorize with the blue. Tom did the same with red. He's REALLY slow! Lol:p

Be sure and take some pics of that place......some of the recent posts from there are pretty cool, this should be FUN!!! ?