My bag rests a 1/2 inch from the front wheel. Is there an adjustment?
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I don't believe so. Mine is the same way but does not interfere with the bag
1295394
I don't think so. You can probably bend the bag support up a little but as long as your bag is clear of the front wheel it shouldn't be a problem. Mine doesn't clear much more that that and it does just fine.
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If you have the front arm extended, it should be ok. The lower support is fixed and should not move relative to the front wheel.
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I actually ride my bike with this bag slung across my shoulder/back. It, for me, is all about how tight you make the straps. Also... strap goes on opposite shoulder from bag... but I suspect you already know that. Same shoulder? With just about any bag on same side as strap... there is good chance you'll have slippage...
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The ziploc opening is about an inch down from the top. It is only on the front side of the bag and it does not go all the way to either side of the bag.
1815118
I have not been able to find anywhere that you can adjust the distance on mine
951463
D.. you may have to do some adjusting with your upper saddle bag brackets. I had to drill my slip-on exhaust bracket holes larger to secure exhaust pipe inward to clear bag. Also, stock rubber won't work in the groove underneath the new bags. You have to get some kind of rubber or hard foam for it to ride on the bottom support bracket. Not a big deal. Hope I could help. Bombsquad
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I haven't had a problem with that at all, but I ride a road bike. Basically, if it were to go low enough to touch my tire it would sit right on top of my brakes rather than touch the tire. The bottom strap locks in to the top of the A-frame above the wheel and brakes, so it can't go lower than that. I think you'll be fine.
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I'm not really sure I got this bag for my dads bike. But i believe i saw him taking off his seat and attaching it that way ... I can ask him tomorrow when I see him he can tell more in details how he attached it. But i will email you back with the info. But so far no complaints is a really good motorcycle bag.
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You should be fine. Measured the bag with a dollar bill (approx. 6 inches), since I have no ruler with me on the road. Plenty of slack in all 4 straps, even if I was off by a tad in my approximation. I have 2 of these. Works great, great price. Enjoy.
2010267
If your bike got a rear carrier the brace bar that goes down hold the bag out from the spoke . I've got over 1500 mileson mine and in the wind it don't get close. it will slow you down a little in the wind. Ken
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My husband says to adjust rear wheel inter race bearing cones on the back and front wheel( may have to loosen crank and handle bars too). Wherever there are ball-bearings there are places where to adjust.
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Johnny, Don't have those dimenions as I have added saddle bags and not convenient to measure. However I can tell you that I matched up the front mounting holes and the rear holes were about 2" off. I marked and drilled those holes (on the sissy bar mount not the bike frame) out myself and it fit just fine. This was the best priced one I could find. Reasonable price for the quality you are getting. A heavier made bar would be a lot more expensive.
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No, the straps are not adjustable. You really need to make sure that where you hang the bag is high enough. Measure twice, cut once.
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Hello. The only time mine tips forward is when front heavy and the zippered compartment in front is open. When zipped up, it stands well on all wheels. Tipping is rare. I had my first four compartment bag for seven years and it was awesome. The next four compartment bag I bought was designed a bit smaller in width which was a huge disappointment. This bag you are writing me about, from what I can tell, is one compartment smaller than the bag I described above. I do have this one too, but do not have as much experience with it. But thus far I do not have any problems with it. It does matter how the weight is distributed. Best to put laptop toward the handle side. Hello. The only time mine tips forward is when front heavy and the zippered compartment in front is open. When zipped up, it stands well on all wheels. Tipping is rare. I had my first four compartment bag for seven years and it was awesome. The next four compartment bag I bought was designed a bit smaller in width which was a huge disappointment. This bag you are writing me about, from what I can tell, is one compartment smaller than the bag I described above. I do have this one too, but do not have as much experience with it. But thus far I do not have any problems with it. It does matter... » Read More Hello. The only time mine tips forward is when front heavy and the zippered compartment in front is open. When zipped up, it stands well on all wheels. Tipping is rare. I had my first four compartment bag for seven years and it was awesome. The next four compartment bag I bought was designed a bit smaller in width which was a huge disappointment. This bag you are writing me about, from what I can tell, is one compartment smaller than the bag I described above. I do have this one too, but do not have as much experience with it. But thus far I do not have any problems with it. It does matter how the weight is distributed. Best to put laptop toward the handle side. « Show Less
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There shouldn't be a big gap; I know that when ours was attached a gap would form when we laid down. Can the strap get any tighter?
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It is too long for the bag. I have an 11" gyuto and that is about as big an the bag will hold.
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no, the bag is built / salnted for the left side of your bike. if you use it in the right side it will reverse the slant and not look correct on the bike.
544842
Perhaps, but it may be difficult. The rack itself (where the bag sits) is about 5" wide and the space between arms is about 4.5 inches. The arms are pretty flexible-adjustable and may flare out enough to accommodate your frame. I don't think the tire size is a problem because even if it came close to the rack, there is 4.5 inches of clearance at that point. Attaching to the frame might require a bit more effort but I don't see any absolute reason for it not to work.