does this fit onto a small luggage rack without a sissy bar?
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.
1187933
It does come with mounting straps that you can use to secure it to a luggage rack. A sissy bar is not required but does make it nice. Its a great bag!
1187934
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.
384246
It will rest on the seat attached to the sissy bar. 18 in wide, 12 in long and 15 in tall is the main compartment
1307305
Excellent question! I don't think it would fit it's a pretty tight fit with a standard size bar.
618844
yes it will but make sure the sissy bar comes with all hardware because you will have longer bolts
1123477
I have side luggage racks so I am not positive if it will cause an issue with no racks.
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
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.
394011
I am not totally familiar with your specific bike. My bike is a Honda Shadow RS which is probably similar. On my bike, the roll bag is attached to the sissy bar and sits on the luggage rack. Without the rack, it will attach to the front of the sissy bar and will sit on the seat. I hope this will help you.
186891
It depends on the spacing of the bolt holes. If the did stance from center to center of the holes is 2 inches (as are most) it will not fit. This luggage rack is approximately 1 & 1/4 inches between the mounting holes.
579798
No. I own a T-Bag that works great without a rack/sissy bar, but this bag really needs a sissy bar to keep it from sliding back during normal freeway riding. Great little bag, just needs a rack + sissy bar to get it from point A to point B.
628619
Givi doesn't make a specific rack for your 883, but they make a universal rack which is designed to fit onto stock luggage racks. I took a look at the picture of the luggage rack you mention above and I think the Givi Universal (E251) would work if the sissybar can be removed. If you have questions or would like to get the E251 give me a call at 866-761-0936.Thanks,Glen
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
1548997
yes, it will fit, but you´ll have to find or make a sissybar luggage rack that suits both the tbox and the bike
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.
961864
This bag is large, holds quite a bit of stuff, and can become very heavy. It is not made with shoulder straps, but I suppose you could make something work. If your wife has a sissy bar, I don't see how she could wear it and still sit.
1610847
Hi, The Cobra rack are made to fit Cobar bars only. If your current sissy bar is a Cobra, it should fit just fine.
338885
The issue with this luggage rack is not strength, but size--it is so narrow, a large suitcase might unbalance very easily--best suited for carry-on size suitcase.