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Fieldsheer Eiffel Tank Bag

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I was looking for a tank bag, and was looking at the Tourmaster Tri-Bag, but was put off by the price, after losing a bid on eBay I went looking for something else. What I found was the FieldSheer Eiffel tank bag. I got it today, and I'm really impressed, top notch materials, and has some great features, you can read about those else where though. I also found a great place to buy one, Brockton Cycle had such a low price, I though it was a scam, but after looking around the net, I couldn't fine anything bad about them, and they've been in business since 77 according to the BBB. So I went ahead and ordered it, $49, with shipping it came up to a bit over $60, but with Brockton Cycle located just south of Boston, I got the package delivered via UPS ground the next day.

http://www.brocktoncycle.com

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Luke,
Is it magnetic? or strap type?
I have avery old strap type, and am looking for magnetic.
Nice the older bikes still have steel tanks
 
Magnetic, and after riding a few hundred miles with the bags, I can attest to the bags staying in place, and generally just works really well. I've also found that when I have both bags on, and it's a tower on the tank, the wind protection is almost as good as a fairing.
 
Can_O_Tuna said:
You are not giving up the ammo box are you??? :P
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The mere fact that you have to ask is even more proof that you are mentally insane. Of course I'm not giving up the ammo box.

:P :D
 
The mere fact that you have to ask is even more proof that you are mentally insane. Of course I'm not giving up the ammo box.

Razz Very Happy
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Hey now.... I think I am mentally stabil....isnt that what counts? Who taught you how to spel homescooler? :twisted:

:lol:
 
That looks like a lot of bag for $50. It's enough to make me question my allegiance to my 30 year old Eclipse. How wide is the map holder?
 
Pretty wide, probably 10 inches, it would fit a 8.5x11 peice of paper with room to spare.
 
lhanscom said:
Pretty wide, probably 10 inches, it would fit a 8.5x11 peice of paper with room to spare.
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That's what I was looking for.
 
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