T-Bag Install - Page 2

wuudogg · 10-04-2008, 11:54 PM

If you need a quick fix while on the road for your "Saggy Bags"... just grab a friendly realtor or advertiser sign. You often find them littering the roads. They are usually made of Coroplast Plastic. Basically corrugated plastic. In between cardboard and lexan but it can handle getting wet.

Cut it with a pair of scissors or a knife you can get something to fit and stuff inside your bag to help it hold shape.

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10-04-2008, 11:54 PM	#16 (permalink)
wuudogg Member Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 116 My Bike: '06 Pitbull My Biker Photos Rep Power: 1	If you need a quick fix while on the road for your "Saggy Bags"... just grab a friendly realtor or advertiser sign. You often find them littering the roads. They are usually made of Coroplast Plastic. Basically corrugated plastic. In between cardboard and lexan but it can handle getting wet. Cut it with a pair of scissors or a knife you can get something to fit and stuff inside your bag to help it hold shape.