Music Good morning. This is Cam over at Rock and Roll City, Harley Davidson. I just wanted to talk to you guys about some exciting luggage that we have. It's the new Harley Davidson's new premium onyx collection with the upcoming Sturdy Sirelli coming and with your travel as far as your planning trips. We have as far as the collection to cover whether you're doing day trips with our day bags or if you're long hauling we have some of the larger bags to go as far as for longer distance longer hauling. If you're heading out the Sturdy Sirelli, obviously you know you're going to be gone for a few weeks, playing on packing. These bags here as far as our new onyx collection are all UV resistant. They do come with a two-year warranty from Harley Davidson from the manufacturer. They are made out of ballistic nylon with waterproof zippers. Some of the things that they've added as well, there are reflective material as far as there. So at night these do reflect so I can present on your turpack or on the back of the Sissy bark. They have reflective coatings in them to give you more visibility. And one of the things too is we're going to show you what I'm going to be turning it over to Steven. We're going to be showing you exactly how you can take and pack as far as one of these bags as far as for one of your long hauling. And he will show you just exactly how much you can actually get into these bags. It's surprising you don't think that there are a lot but you can actually pack quite a bit for your travel. Hi, good morning. Cam told you a little bit about the luggage. I'm going to teach you how to pack it a little more efficiently for a longer trip. Now I've got six days worth of clothes here and an extra leather jacket. We're going to fit all into this space here. Now this is one of the, what the, the tour pack mounted luggage. It's got all these great extra pockets in here for socks, toiletries, all that good stuff too. It's got the nice felt one right up here on top would be great for your sunglasses and stuff like that. So easy access to the wallier on the trip. All right, so I'm going to go through here. I'm going to pack this stuff. The heaviest stuff I want toward the bottom of the pack. All right, so I'm going to start with the jeans. Take the corners, hold the jeans in half. Take the corner of the jeans, fold it in so it's nice and square. Hold it in half and then fold it in thirds. We're going to do this for all three pairs of pants. Now this is how I would pack if I was going for a six day trip. This is six days worth of clothes for me. I usually try not to pack, pack too many clothes. I pack enough that I can fit into one load of laundry. So if I have to do laundry, I can do all my clothes at one time minus the stuff I have on and watch everything at once. That way it will save me a lot of time and I don't have to pack as much. So now that I have all these in here, we're going to throw them in here. Now the jeans aren't too bad, so we're going to squish it up here a little bit. Now we're going to move on to the t-shirts. These are whether you do front out or back out doesn't matter. I like to do front out and we'll fold it. Take it right up to the neck here, fold it down, right up to the neck, fold it down. Again, just like the pants, fold it in half and then fold it in thirds. Now because we have the blood of jacket, what we're going to do is we're going to do two stacks of three t-shirts right here on the edge. Now the coat is going to be a little bit different. That jacket coat is going to fit right here in this spot. Trust me. Let's take it. It's like this. Face down, zip it up, button it up, anything that closes up the front, we're going to leave that closed. Again, fold it right to your collar, fold the sleeve straight down, fold the sleeve straight down. This one, the whole thing, we're going to do in thirds, we're not going to do it in half first. Now because this thing is a little deeper, it fits just fine. Easy, breezy. Now you're ready for a six day trip. It's still under the 10th home tour back limit. So you're all set. Enjoy your trip.