I already have a hard trunk sitting on my luggage rack. Could this be used to sit on the pillion seat, and strapped to the sissy bar / backrest?
2011458
I believe so I think as long as you have a sissy bar it should work and you don't have to use the round piece at the top. This company is very good about taking things back although you don't get your shipping back. I had to send some boots and chaps back and they were great.
2011459
Andrew, funny you should ask that. Finding a luggage rack for my motorcycle has been more difficult than I thought and I actually use this bag on the sissy bar backrest with it facing me. It's actually kind of nice because it acts as a bit of a backrest to when i lean back. But to answer your question, yeah, it would work just fine like that. The thick sizable velcro straps that hold it onto your sissy bar make it pretty versatile for many backrests.Hope that helps.
2011460
Yes, I believe it will work. Like others has said. It has two large velcro straps and the opening will face toward you. I used mine this week-end and rode from Texas to Mena, Ark. It rode well! The only problem will be is for your passenger. Wont be enough room for them. LOL!!! PS Be sure to use your rain bag on it when it is raining.
35367
I think if your trunk bag has velcro straps that would normally fasten around the rack, you could instead insert the straps through the small rectangular plastic loops on top of this garment bag.
2128052
You could mount a backrest and a luggage rack at the same time. If you mount a tour pack the back rest would be unnecessary.
1122998
I personally use act-bag on my Kawasaki VulcanIt has s sissy bar with a luggage rack on the rear. The t-bag slides over the sissy bar and then there are 2 straps to go under the luggage rack. It does work that way, I personally decided to mount a piece of plywood on my rack and then the bag.
108424
Have not tried to use a trunk bag, but it should work since the rack is not fully vovered
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.
1734638
Yes you can as these clip on the sides and do not cover the top of the rack. I used these with an IBERA rack and IBERA Trunk and it worked great. BTW these are really nice and are not too over sized. Worked great for an over night trip. Each are separate so you can use one or both. They have a two handle straps that can be joined to carry them. Hope this helps!
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)
1119805
I don't think it would work well. And the entire system is secured to the vehicle with straps that go through the car. With soft top there would seem to be weak points that could comprise the integrity of the rack and car top.
48240
Short answer, no. The Driver backrest and this are two different animals. Your driver backrest attaches below the seat. The Sissy bar/luggage rack rely on the bolts that attach the chrome strip along the side of the bike (just below the seat). They attach by changing out the hardware that attaches that trim piece.
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.
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.
414533
I would think so. But you would def have to take off the sides and probably couldnt have anything else in the trunk.
1808350
i believe so. I hooked that up to a minivan. The straps are long enough to adjust. It should be no problem. As long as you have a standard spoiler it should work. If your spoiler is fancy and wild then I am not sure. The rack is very good. The first time I used it was raining the whole drive over 700 miles. From DC to Florida on I-95. I hope this helps in your decision. Cheers
318950
Should not be an issue if proportionate in body type. A very long trunked person might find it too small.
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 :)
2128055
no your tour pack and sissy bar have two different locking mounts top and bottom if tour pack is on, there would be no reason for back rest any other qustions dont hesitate to ask Back Roads Cycle