I have an oversize pad on the sissy bar how does the bag attach and will it attach around my pad it's about 18" wide 1.5" thick
1998063
This bag is great. It fits any configuration sissy bar pad and stays put. There are four velcro straps that hold it to the backrest and two straps that hold it to your light bar or rack or backrest bracket. Tough construction and the top bag is good for short trips. I like this gear.
1998064
Yes the the straps are long enough and there a 3 of them to go around the bar. Also there are 2 more straps at the bottom that attach to the bike frame to hold it down in place.
1998065
it probably will, but it's hard to make this feel solid... you kind of have to use included straps to attach. If you put some heavy stuff in the bag, it's likely to wobble.
1998066
Mavis U - I just went out to my bike's shed and tried 6 ways to figure out how it would fit. Unfortunately 18" would be a redesign - by that I mean the velcro straps will allow about 12" (max) in width, but "possibly" (as the straps are 2" wide and there's 4 of them) you 'could' buy 2" velcro pieces and use them as extenders.... I have had the bag on in front and behind my sissy bar and it holds all I need for a week on the road - it's a great bag, but you may want to do a "hands-on" before you commit. If you'd like, I can take a few pictures (with a tape measure) and show you the 'actual' straps. Might give you a better idea. (VTcvmaCRYPTO@Gmail.com)Hope this helps,Russ FloydJericho, VT Mavis U - I just went out to my bike's shed and tried 6 ways to figure out how it would fit. Unfortunately 18" would be a redesign - by that I mean the velcro straps will allow about 12" (max) in width, but "possibly" (as the straps are 2" wide and there's 4 of them) you 'could' buy 2" velcro pieces and use them as extenders.... I have had the bag on in front and behind my sissy bar and it holds all I need for a week on the road - it's a great bag, but you may want to do a "hands-on" before you commit. If you'd like, I can take a few pictures... » Read More Mavis U - I just went out to my bike's shed and tried 6 ways to figure out how it would fit. Unfortunately 18" would be a redesign - by that I mean the velcro straps will allow about 12" (max) in width, but "possibly" (as the straps are 2" wide and there's 4 of them) you 'could' buy 2" velcro pieces and use them as extenders.... I have had the bag on in front and behind my sissy bar and it holds all I need for a week on the road - it's a great bag, but you may want to do a "hands-on" before you commit. If you'd like, I can take a few pictures (with a tape measure) and show you the 'actual' straps. Might give you a better idea. (VTcvmaCRYPTO@Gmail.com)Hope this helps,Russ FloydJericho, VT « Show Less
1998067
I couldn't tell for sure, but the straps are long, the bag is good quality lots of packing room
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.
1998069
It velcros around the sissy bar and i believe has a strap to tie to luggage rack it should fit around it no problem
1998070
I have the same issue. The straps are too short to fit around the larger pad. You could fit the lowest strap around the backrest bracket below the pad but the rest are too short to fit around the backrest pad.
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.
2200530
im not sure but fit well and ok on a diamonback outlook mt bike, with slightly upcurved handlebar. i forget it has good plastick holder to bar an quick release but havent take off yet. we lost 1 of small rubber pads that hold tighter to bar on other basket i got so be carefull not to loose parts. the bag is great for the price. clearing the Cables was a concern on other things i had on bar but this is held out several inches in front so not to crimp them. i think bag is aprox 12" total, may be less but thats the right size.
384249
the bag is 17 inches deep, 14 X 7 wide, the straps are adjustable for strapping on the sissy bar, the Velcro seems to be the strong time. We have not had it on our bike yet, just received it last week. Hope this helps.
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 :)
394010
Looking at pics of the bike, as long as you use the included straps for the bottom fastener loops. It also has an adjustable Velcro strap, about 4-6inches wide, on the back side to adjust for fit over the sissy bar. I would say yes.
435753
I don't have one. It's the size of an Xbox. I'm pretty sure you can find a padded bag to fit. Sorry.
578600
We have a luggage rack on road King we put ours on. If we strap to passenger seat it leans against back rest or sissy bar. If u didn't have sissy bar, wouldn't trust it. It's a great bag
2150036
My Bike is a 2013 Street Glide. I liked the Dayrunner Bag, but it fit too loosely on my Sissy Bar for my comfort. I have had a hard time finding a bag that will tighten onto this Bike's Sissy Bar.
1097959
Magnets are strong enough to hold the bag without strapping it down. I have a Harley but the shape of the bag I bet it would fit just about anything.
1186674
I am unsure of exact dimensions. I actually returned mine. Mine fit nicely over my luggage rack and rested on my saddlebags. I would say it's approx 5 or 6 inches...........if you go to their website (link: http://www.saddlemen.com/ts3200-deluxe-sport-tail-bag-universal) and click on the chat in the bottom right of screen, they can probably tell you for sure. Good luck.
1439497
The bottom of the bag has a thin nylon liner that covers the bars that traverse the bottom. The bars are about 3/4" wide and come off of the bottom about one and 1/4 inches. I pack flexible things like socks and t-shirts in between the bars and then pants and shirts can lay flat on top of that.
668526
There are several straps included that you can wrap around the sissy bar in a variety of ways, there is also one large strap (velcro) that you can wrap directly around the sissy bar on the back of the bag. Straps have quick release buckles so it can be removed or replaced rather quickly and easily.
1186673
I don't have access to the bag at this time. It is made to set over the rear part of the set The passengers part of the set. It's plenty big enough to fit any bike I've seen. I've had it on a BMW GS, Kawasaki KLR, and Versys
1122995
If you have some other piece to support the bottom it will. It is like a traditional pet carrier you might carry on to an airplane. You'll need something else other than just the sissy bar sticking up to attach to. If you have other bags to set it on top of, then secured it on to the sissy bar, it would be great.
1915650
I got out my stainless steel ruler (anodized red) and placed it against the extreme dimensions of the luggage rack. In the process I discovered the maximum width is 9.5 inches where it meets the sissy bar. The fore-aft usable length is ten inches. The back end is 8 inches wide.
579799
It has the backrest strap to put on the sissy bar and it also has two straps under the bag. You can use these under straps to clip on the solo rack but I believe it will be moving around too much without the backrest to keep it in place. It does have rings on the bottom though so you can try to use those. I have the backrest so I feel it is really seure. Overall great bag.Hope this helps.