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The German-made soft luggage for this bike is generally of high quality, but exorbitant price. I recommend you see the Luggage section of this web site for some American alternatives.
 

See the general section on Luggage for links to Jesse and Happy Trails. They make aluminum saddlebags for this bike.
 

BMW GS Saddlebags, Part#71607670827828. Adjust for wide and narrow. Left side 28.5 or 37.5 liters, right side 37 or 46 liters. Aluminum side panels add stiffness. About $750
 

BMW GS Top Box, Part#71607670834 and 71607670836. Match sidebags, adjusts for tall or short, 37or 46 liters. Available backrest. About $520
 

Wonderlich Tail Packs.passenger seat bag $200, luggage rack pack $135, $300 the pair. German engineering and construction guarantees a truly german experience.Cheap at half the price. Ok, fairly priced at half the price. Cheap at a quarter the price.
 

BMW GS Tank Bag, Part#71607687604. About $280. Includes blessing by Pope, hence outrageous price.
 

Wonderlich Tank Bag.About $240. Includes blessing by a Cardinal, hence outrageous price.

BMW GS Driving Light Kit, Part#63065.5164. Comes with PIAA 510 lights and light bar. About $375
 

GS Driving Light Mount,Part#0400. about $140.
 

License Plate Bracket,Get rid of the stupid DOT reflectors. About $10.

BMW GS Low Seat, Part #65400. 60mm-80mm (2½" - 3") lower than the stock seat. Available in Black or Grey.Why be high up and uncomfortable, you can be down low and uncomfortable. About $230
 

RCU Designs Backrest.About $357.
 

Pirate Stealth Backrest.About $330.

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