I have a sissybar on my vstar, but no luggage rack. Can it be used on the back passenger seat attached to the sissybar? thanks - Jim
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Yes, it has straps that you can attach to the bar/bike and to other bags as well.
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It comes with alot of straps so I'm sure it will go on. Putting it on the seat might leave impressions on the seat cover though.
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Good day, while the rack could be mounted on the front of a vehicle, we do recommend only using it in it's intended capacity, which is installed on the rear of the vehicle. Thanks!
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No it don't come with a passenger back rest. You have to order the sissy bar.
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It is intended for a rack behind the seat, so you would need your own support system if you want to put it in front. Instead, you should buy a rack designed for the front. This works great for mounting on a rear rack, but I don't think I would try to modify it for the front.
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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.
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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.
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I attached it to my 2006 Road Star, but had to remove my sissy bar with backrest. I think it would also fit your Vstar also, just needs a luggage rack to attach it to.
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I put my on the passenger pillion and use the Velcro straps to secure to the sissy bar, and the longer straps to wrap down and around the rear turn signals. You will want to tighten it down well, to keep the weight from shifting and then re-tighten at your first stop once the weight settles.You could attach it the same way over a luggage rack or the rear fender if you chose, but could be possibility for scratches or paint rubs without a rack.
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It is a sissy bar bag. I you have a back support it will attach, anyone riding on back won't enjoy to much as straps will need to go around.
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Yes I believe it would. It has eight rings to tie down with, four on each side with one on the top, one bottom, and one on each side.I use it on my luggage rack without a sissy bar.
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Yes, this is actually how I mount it as I do not have a luggage rack. The mounting process is the same - the Velcro straps go around the sissy bar, and the longer adjustable straps go down and around the turn signal light bars.
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Yes it will. It has a sleeve on the back side that slides over the sissy bar.
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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
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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.
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Hi, The Cobra rack are made to fit Cobar bars only. If your current sissy bar is a Cobra, it should fit just fine.
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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!
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It's designed more for trunks of sedans or MAYBE a hatch back. I personally wouldn't trust mine on our Grand Caravan. I just don't like the look of it. It may fit, but I don't know how stable it would be. I wouldn't recommend putting it on the van. They do make racks specifically for vans though.