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Bicycle/motorcycle Saddlebags?

Khayembii Communique

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Does anyone know of anyone that makes quality leather saddlebags for bicycles and/or motorcycles? I've only heard about one or two and they're located in Japan and can't be found online.

Any ideas?
 

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A Dutch company called Basil makes lots of different styles of saddlebags, some in leather. Another maker of both leather and canvas bags is Gilles Berthoud, a French company. If you go over to Bikeforums on their commuting and touring subforums, a quick search will give you other names.
 

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