How do they attach to the bike and are they secure? Are any modifications to the bike or bag required?
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They are secure on my bike because they are installed under the seat and are connected together when they arrive. There are two leather strips to tie them together front and back. I just used the front one to keep them from flying up at high speed. My seat slides in secure in the back and I leave the front unbolted so I can remove the seat and saddlebag in bad weather. No mods to my Yamaha 2005 750 Virago. I hope this helps.
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I put saddle bag gaurds on my bike 883 sportster, they go under seat , easy to do
1290688
just under the seat , I got the brackets too ,brackets keep it away from wheels and capibors
1181941
We used the strap that came with the bikes and also used a few bungee cords strapped over the tops of the bikes. We've only used the bike carrier a few times but have never had a problem with the bikes coming loose.
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Hi, I used small black zip ties to secure it to my bike. I am extremely happy with this cycle computer, but there is a learning curve for sure.R,Travis Reep
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I'm afraid I am not familiar with that bike. The straps that came with the bags were pretty generic and hook to the frame on my bike, but they could also hook to the passenger foot pegs as well. The ends of the straps are just loops. You also have to have enough room on the seat for both of the wide carrier straps also. My seat was not quite big enough so I wound up just sitting on part of the strap. That didn't bother me but you may not like it. I wish I could tell you yes or no but I'm just sure.
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Forgot to mention in my answer that the bikes should be secured to the center post while the tilt feature is used..... I use an adjustable nylon strap and it works just fine.
426682
With the adjustability of mounting of these bags I don't see a pronblem. I have mine mounted on a ZZR 1200 Kawasaki
1181938
I just used a ratchet strap ( three of them ) to hold them down. This works pretty good, but you need to be careful because they will rub together. This unit does a very good job transporting bikes or anything else you need. I have mine on the back of my camper and used it several times last year.
952243
I did not secure pedals to the bag. I put a podhd500 inside the bag. I guess you could use Velcro to put pedals inside the bag.
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My husband has been using this bag for several months without any problems. There are metal clips on the underside of the bag where you can clip it to your bike rack, and that will keep it safe and secure.
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My bike doesn't have those kind of handlebars, but it has many cables that run along the handlebars. The mount for the bag is about 2" wide and 1/2" deep so it holds the bag away from the handlebars about 1/2" which allows plenty of room for the cables to run in between the bag and the handlebars. I would expect the bag to work fine with your cables & handlebars. I love mine, and works well.
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The bag attaches to your sissy bar with wide velcro straps and they will have plenty of length to go around your sissy bar. there are also 2 security buckles attached somewhere on your bike and they buckle to the bag and are included with purchase.
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You could try using tube clamps to help adapt to your frame. It would eliminate the need for drilling into the frame.http://www.bikebagshop.com/rack-accessories-c-89.htmlRegards, Dean
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They are "throw over" bags. Each bag has a flap which mates with the other via velcro and an additional support strap. I had mine attached together under the seat, no issues with them staying secured. They rested against my shocks so I didn't need any support brackets(1983 Yamaha xj750 Maxim). Hope this helps
638756
E bags have s hooks at e end of ea to hook onto e frame. So long as at e end of ur frame at the wheel hub there is an extra hole unused(some use it to secure their bike stand) it should be ok
1976576
That pump mounts using zip ties for the bit that stays on the bike. The pump secures to that mount with pressure clamps and a Velcro strap.
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They will strap across the seat so a rack is not always required. All bikes are different so please check your for exhaust, turn signal and chain clearance issues.Also, there is at least two reviews that speak directly to mounting the bags on 2 different bikes. You may find them helpful.Regards,MotorCycle Solutions LLC
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It's attached by velcro straps. Very easy to put on & take off. You can attach it anywhere on your bike.