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what happened to the company called t-bags

T-Bags, the motorcycle luggage brand, appears to have been absorbed through a series of buyouts and then effectively disappeared as a standalone business. A forum post from 2017 says it started in the early 1990s, was sold to Tucker Rocky in 2012, and later ended up under the MAG/Kuryakyn umbrella; that same discussion also says T-Bags and River Road went out of business in spring 2017.

What likely happened

  • It began as a small garage business and grew into a known motorcycle-luggage name.
  • The company was sold after the post-recession downturn hurt it.
  • It was later folded into larger powersports ownership, which often means the original brand name fades out even if some products or support continue under another label.

Current picture

The clearest public trail I found points to T-Bags no longer operating as an independent company by 2017. There is also an Instagram account using “The T-Bag Company,” but that appears to be a different business, not the old motorcycle-luggage brand.

In plain terms

So the short version is: T-Bags was bought, reorganized, and then seems to have been shut down or fully absorbed rather than continuing as a separate company. If you meant a different “T-Bags,” the name is used by more than one business, so the exact answer can change depending on which one you mean.