can you still use a seat mounted bag with this seatpost?
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Not always.Between the Thudbuster and Brooks B17 saddle I can't use my seat mounted bag anymore.The tongue where the bag latches on is now too short.Maybe it's because of the saddle, and not the Thudbuster, but clearly the answer is: "not always".
1098096
This bag is a "universal fit". It is fairly small so it may go on the seat behind you ok. You need to have four places to attach the straps, loop around a bar or handle of some kind. Look at the photo closely then look at your bike.
1836107
Yes if you get the support hardware for attach it there. Is a special one Givi for sidebags
1630365
Yes...it can be mounted to the seat post. Depending on how you have your bike on the stand, the handle bar sometimes tends to turn to one side. You can put the steering holder on to keep the handle bar straight. I actually don't use it.
629139
Yes it can, I've turned mine around from time to time. Just be advised when it hangs over the back of the seat it is not supported as well. It'll hang totally by the straps. This is a well made peace of gear, however. I've used Uncle Mike's products over the years and they've always been tough, well made products.
245180
its meant for a seat post but if you are creative you can attach it to a bike rack or bag. You just need to fasten a piece of PVC pipe that is the width of a bike seat stem to your rack or bag ( paint black if you want it to look nicer)
599715
Yes you could, but you will have to fill it with dirt or foam in order to get the bag filled to look rigjt.
1461049
I believe so, but it appears the bag would extend out much further than with normal handle bars. I would use a bag that attaches to a rear beam rack or seat post rack instead.
1872272
I turned the reflector on the seat tube upside down. Making an upside down L. Then strapped on the bag. Of course I am pretty tall so there is lots of seat post.
402360
I don't know about mounting to the seat but it works fine with our factory 3-point seat belts in the stock locations. Hope this answers your question.
1336050
I had to return this item because the bag only fit a rack made by Topeak...there is similar model that fits any rack (it uses velcro straps). I'm not sure I answered your question but I agree with the previous answer. I can't imagine a beam rack mounted to the seat post would offer any stability.
2044487
Not that I can see, but if you have a creative mind I'm sure you can come up with something. I attached a carry rack to the back of mine. It is the type that just attaches to the seat post (Clean and simple) and serves a dual purpose, as it protects my back from getting wet if I go through puddles. Half the fun of riding this monster is getting a little dirty. LOL
938315
Yes you can. That is the size I have. It does not fit in the padded part, but it fits in the main part of the bag.
1305317
Yes I have one in my road king saddlebag just add a extra pound or two of air because u will lose some air taking the item off.
511587
Hi Henry. Personally, I decided to "rig" mine a little differently. The supplied straps help but the bag will sway from side to side. I bought black shoe lace and looped it inside the supplied buckles, under the seat and back to the other side. If you do it right, you cannot see anything unless someone is looking for it. Made a big difference when riding.
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Yes but remember the size of the seat. I suggest putting it in a large plastic bag for carrying.
1558596
I ride bikes and know what a saddle bag is, I just misunderstood your question.Thanks for the clarification but it was not neccessary.