[iblastoff]

i just need something to hold spare keys/wallet/sunglasses/whatever things i dont want in my pockets while riding in the city. i dont really need a full side bag with brackets for this. i dont need it to lock or anything.

for example something like this strapped to the side somehow?

 

[Deano968]

How big are those cross-bar bags?

https://www.scramblerforum.com/threads/anybody-have-or-seen-handlebar-bag.2613/

 

[Dex]

My favourite

Discovery Bumbag

It holds 1 phone, 1 wallet, 2 sunglasses plus a pair of gloves perfectly

Chicks love it too

 

[K1W1]

Giant Loop make a handlebar bag that would fit the requirements.

 

[mrjoepete]

Are you opposed to a tank bag? I got a small tank bag for my bike and its great!

 

[JaviAlbe]

I use Givi EA106B Easy Bag which is small a magnetic tank bag that fits the items you listed plus gloves, a raincoat and a bottle of water. It has a strap to carry it around if you park the bike and want to go for a walk.

I also like the SW-Motech Legend Gear Tank Bag LT1 as its even smaller than mine. Its one of the smallest magnetic bags I've found.

As long as you are riding, no matter if you use a magnetic bag, a deposit bag or handlebar bag... there are many options that will fit those items. The issue comes when you want to park the bike and all of the above options can be easily removed from your bike by a souless citizen. If the bag cannot be locked to the bike, you'll have to carry it with you.

 

[iblastoff]

while the tank bag seems the most practical, tbh im not really a huge fan of them. the handlebar bag seems more ideal for my needs. i can just leave it on my bike and it'd be less messed with than an obvious tank bag. of course i'd always empty the contents of it first before leaving the bike anywhere.

i just read that the scrambler branded handlebar bag doesnt fit the FT handlebars though. bah!

 

[JaviAlbe]

i just read that the scrambler branded handlebar bag doesnt fit the FT handlebars though. bah!

Hehe classic. Another option you could consider is a hoslter-like bag attached to your leg. They sell very small ones where you could fit your things. After you park your bike, you get your items in your pockets and leave the holster bag attached to your bike.

 

[Doc59]

I remember seeing a picture on either this forum or the other Scrambler one a long time ago with that type of tool roll bag strapped to the side of a Scrambler somehow. A quick google search for Scrambler side bag came up with this though, something for you to think about:

 

[Max Kool]

Ever considered a bum bag?

 

[Joooooooosh]

Tank strap with a small pouch?

I wouldn't fancy keeping anything in a tool pouch near the engine. Get's pretty toasty in traffic.
Personally I hate having to unload/pack anything as I get on and off. So just use pockets or for anything more, I use a decent backpack.

Ducati Scrambler Tank Strap with Pocket

https://www.sw-motech-shop.co.uk/Legend-Gear-tank-strap-SLA-Ducati-Scrambler-models-14-.

 

[mvpereira]

I think these might work for you:

Ducati Scrambler series left side bag. Cafe Racer Scrambler. Aged Black Color.
Ducati scrambler series left side bag. cafe racer scrambler. Color NOCE aged.