If this is mounted on a tail rack with a sissy bar, can it be against the sissy bar and still open?
2084867
Depends on the make and model of your bike and backrest. I had to remove mine, and the backrest cushion on box was removed, and I replaced it with my backrest cushion. It's softer, and larger. And look better, because it matches seat.
478051
Yes, but i don't know why you want to do this. You need the bottom part to mount the sissy bar on the frame so it's serure and safe to ride on. Unless you want to ride without the sissy bar.
492847
Yes, that is where I have mine mounted. I guess it depends on the bull bar.
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)
1187932
My response would be no. The sissy bar is actually where the bag straps to. I am not sure if it could be attached or would be secured to just the luggage rack.
1898574
Technically yes.... The middle extension is male on one end and female on the other so adding a section should work Fine. My concern would be its rigidness once together which I think would be fine but you would have to be strategic with where you place your existing cross bars that you mount the rack to, so to maximize support and rigidness. I highly recommend this rack! Great product for the money!
667631
I have mine mounted with an open 1/2 rack space above it and have no issues so far. Nice amp.
191211
If you have crossbars that run perpendicular you should fine regardless of width. This rack comes with U-bolts for mounting. Try google images for mounting to see how/what I am describing.
2012859
If the hole spacing on your sissy bar are about 1" then this should fit with little to no modification needed.
618844
yes it will but make sure the sissy bar comes with all hardware because you will have longer bolts
576490
If the door opens outward, like a traditional door, the rack will get in the way. The center bars do not move. I have a Rav4 wih a rear tire carrier and i can get my door open about a foot before it hits the rack.
427702
No, if the bar is installed properly. Ours is so tight it allows no wiggle room. If you have additional questions please send them to me.
1845936
I have an angled seat post and it sets level on my bike. If your post is vertical the rack would be at a slightly upwards angle.
1625795
It can, but they will be pretty close together. I don't like my bikes to rub against each other, so I usually will only Cary one adult bike and one kid bike on his rack.
882633
Yes it can. In fact that's how I would recommend it. I use it with a bikini top, and you have to put them on just right for them to work together well. I second that you don't need the tailgate bar. I use it both ways.
2271234
Judie the back can not be opened with the rack installed. However it's very easy to remove. When I am not going to use mine to transport my bike I remove it. The rack is very good. Before I got it I looked at around 10 and this was the best. Hoot this helps. Terry
400529
There is a d-ring attachment that goes under the passenger seat to attach the bag to. I don't use it on the sissy bar so not sure how it attaches there.