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chewy555 wrote:He is not riding a motorcycle to work, its a bicycle. I have not seen saddlebags for a bicycle.

My apologies. This is why I should not post before 7am, or at least until I've had 2 cups of coffee first.

Well, should you decide to get a motorcycle, you've got a good source for saddlebags now!

If the bike being in the garage falls under the 30.06 sign then this probably won't help, but I'm assuming that your bike doesn't have hard-saddlebags that lock like an Ultra Classic or a Gold Wing. There is a company that makes saddlebags for nearly all types of bikes called Leatherlyke. They're not terribly cheap but they are lockable, hard bags. I'm actually going to buy these b/c my leather saddlebags are pretty much worn out, and I think they're rather nice. This would be equivalent to locking in a car, IMHO. Just a thought. Good luck on your predicament.