Open Road Luggage Blog

It is just about that time.  Are we ready?  In a couple of weeks it will be time to go to Myrtle Beach.  Do we have our motorcycle luggage ready for the bike?  Do we know what we want to take? Do you know if you are camping out?  You probably don’t know if you can get a room.  Can you get time off and how much.  Most of these questions are mostly questions right now .  I say it is time to start to get ready and try to answer your questions.

Do you remember the name?  The look?  Of course you do.  Indian, BMW, Honda, Harley.  These are all the names that started the term open road.  It began the thought of traveling out and on your own or in a group of friends.  Getting out and having fun.  Sometimes getting into trouble.  Most of all, finding yourself and being you, no matter what the situation is,  Today it is the same,  most who ride, pack their motorcycle luggage and take off.  That is life.  Get out and have fun.

Here is something to add to your motorcycle luggage.  You want to be comfortable.  How?  In your favorite jeans of course.  But it is a little cool outside and you want to go for a ride.  It is still leather time.  So why not have the leather and denim together.  But jeans and chaps sometimes are too bulky.  There is a solution.  These pants have the look of jeans with the pockets and belt loops but they are made of leather.   Be comfortable and ride.

Need something that is lighter than leathers for the in between seasons?  But you still want that extra protection.  Here are some pants for the fellas.  They have two pockets with zippers, so nothing falls out.  They also have a velcro strap at the bottom of the pants to give you a better fit and better protection from the elements. They also have the extra armor on the knees for protection.  Just exactly what you need to add to your motorcycle luggage.

I ‘ve had some inquiries about chaps and I’ve found some for men and ladies.  If you let me know what you are looking for I will try and find it.  Knowing what people are interested in or what they need only comes from you.  Not everyone has the same tastes or likes or even needs.  Having what is essential is what is important.   Enjoying what you do is the fun in all of it.  Let me know.  Having ideas from you, I can try to feature it for you as part of your motorcycle luggage needs. Contact me.

Wouldn’t you love to take more than a day trip on your sport bike without having to carry something on your back?  I have found some great motorcycle luggage for you.  These bags come in different sizes so that they mold to the size of your bike.  They have bags that fit on your tank .  They also have bags that are shaped in a roll.  You can mix and match if you want.  They are durable and made in the USA.

Ladies, have you ever tried to look in your handbag to find something you know is in there? Your keys, wallet, change purse or phone?  When you start to look, you have to take everything out  just to find that one particular item.  What a mess.  Then you have to put everything back when you find it.  What you need is a little of organization.  Look at this beautiful shoulder bag.  It has plenty of pockets with zippers to keep everything organized.   A place for everything . What a nice addition to your motorcycle luggage.

Don’t you wish you had something that would fit on your bike and ride anywhere you wanted to? Ride through the hills and dirt trails and be balanced and everything kept secure?  I have found some motorcycle luggage that can do just that.  They are light and durable.  Easy to install with plenty of room and perfect for the off road style.  With the different styles you can match the one that is right for you and your bike.  Another good thing is they are made in the United States.

Have you ever needed something small enough to carry on the bike and then take it  with you?  A new addition to your motorcycle luggage?  Here is something that you can put your phone, wallet, keys and a few essentials in.  With a strap to clip on you can carry it with you when you are not riding without carrying something bulky.  If you ride you can clip it to a bag or it is small enough you can put it inside one.