Could this bag sit on the passenger seat and attach to the sissy bar? My sissy bar comes about 12" above the seat and I don't have a luggage rack.
877335
i would think it would fit just fine. you might have to strap it down in the front to keep it from being top heavy but i think it would work just fine like that.
877336
Definitely can. I rode 2700 miles with it that way. Works like a huge back rest. Had to use a couple of extra elastic straps but it was great. Really good set. My sissy is about 12 inches off the back seat as well.
877337
This large one may be too big....the top Velcro strap might be a little higher than 12". But you could use extra tie-downs, as mentioned.
877338
yes it would, i have the top round one attached on the backside of my sissy bar, then when needed i attach the bottom piece on the front of the sissy bar on the passenger side!
785161
It might. The material that fits over the sissy bar is fairly loose, and it is sized by sliding two rods through various available loops on the bag itself. So, with a pad already in place, it may fit and you simply won't need the two rods. Alternatively, it comes with a back pad that velcrose to the bag while in use. (If you need it, I'm solo)
2214997
We got one and it has no trouble mounting in front of the sissy bar and is very versatile. Unless you have some sort of unusual seat, I'd imagine it would work for you also :)
1933673
Hi, if assembled, it will not fit. You will need a luggage rack. Other than that, it's really nice!
918126
Thanks for the inquiry. Yes, if you do not have a rear luggage rack bag fits on the rear part of seat where passenger would sit.Best regardsRichard
894602
If it is mounted without having a sissybar or mounted in front of the sissybar it will not give full support without .something in it. But it will give some support because the the bag is semiridged.
1957207
nope. works great. just don't over load the bag to the point that it's not flexible when getting it to fit under the bar.
1998068
The bag attaches to your sissy bar with wide velcro straps and they will have plenty of length to go around your sissy bar. there are also 2 security buckles attached somewhere on your bike and they buckle to the bag and are included with purchase.
1483566
It would fit. I put it on with the to let seat up It works great. Do not use the bag.
344781
Hi Suzanne - The bag (the one I have) has two sturdy Velcro straps that go from side to side around the sissy bar. You can also tie off the back side of the bag to your luggage rack or shock mounts with some small straps. I'm really not sure if it would work on the handlebar because of the cables and controls. I imagine you could crisscross the straps to secure it, but I suspect it could cause you a problem (as in safety) unless you can really secure it well and keep it from binding anything up. If it's on the handlebars, it's going to catch a fair amount of wind. If you have a luggage rack without a sissy bar, you could probably secure it without any problems. Hi Suzanne - The bag (the one I have) has two sturdy Velcro straps that go from side to side around the sissy bar. You can also tie off the back side of the bag to your luggage rack or shock mounts with some small straps. I'm really not sure if it would work on the handlebar because of the cables and controls. I imagine you could crisscross the straps to secure it, but I suspect it could cause you a problem (as in safety) unless you can really secure it well and keep it from binding anything up. If it's on the handlebars, it's going to catch a fair amount of wind. If you have a luggage rack... » Read More Hi Suzanne - The bag (the one I have) has two sturdy Velcro straps that go from side to side around the sissy bar. You can also tie off the back side of the bag to your luggage rack or shock mounts with some small straps. I'm really not sure if it would work on the handlebar because of the cables and controls. I imagine you could crisscross the straps to secure it, but I suspect it could cause you a problem (as in safety) unless you can really secure it well and keep it from binding anything up. If it's on the handlebars, it's going to catch a fair amount of wind. If you have a luggage rack without a sissy bar, you could probably secure it without any problems. « Show Less
394045
It will secure to a sissy bar as long as it is resting on the seat. I have a small luggage rack on my Night Rod and it rests fine on it.
1643460
Sorry, I honestly can't help you on this one. I put it on my BMW R1200RT. The straps that come with it provide enough hardware to mount it. I would think if your luggage rack is on the small size, you may be disappointed? It is a very nice bag though. Sorry I couldn't have been more help. Good luck.
2044802
I don't think it will fit. The bag will not fit on rear seat of my Harley Trike. I have to strap it to the luggage rack on top of the trunk.
1123001
Yes, ours goes down over the sissy bar and sits on the luggage rack. We love it.
62175
With the sissy bar I would go with the biggest available. My 2000 Shadow Sabre with hard bags and NC Low Boy Shield fits perfect (tight).
2265200
I have a Harley Davidson Cross Bones 2009 and the one I brouth was size Large, if your motorcycle is the same size of my harley, with large you will be ok. My harley has bags instllaed and no sissy bar, the large will not fit with a sissy bar installed.
82248
I don't know for sure, but I think it would be very very tight, if they fit at all. I'd get a different bag, since these bars are awesome!