would this make a good luggage rack in a cabin B &amp; B or would the med work better
667908
Depends--are you using it in a bedroom or a storeroom. If a bedroom, this is fine; if in a storeroom, you might as well get the bigger one. I love mine. One thing--notice the bars at the back of the bottom shelf. What is stored on that shelf cannot go through the back, However it's good for smaller boxes, cases, etc. The casters are wonderful. I use this one and a large one in my basement to store boxes of items. Hope this helps.
1021011
I would like it to be a little smaller also. It does hang over the edges of my luggage rack a little, but it straps in snugly and holds incredibly well.
1623056
I think it would be better used to store stuff in it in a garage or attic, then be sent on an airline. cause how rough they get throwing suit cases and trunks around could damage it.
2059724
As I see it this will fit on a 8 inch x 8 inch luggage rack on most any bike. It comes with some brackets you may or may not use and a bunch of nuts and bolts, but no directions, you can find them online. Versions of this vary as I bought one 6 months ago and one 2 months ago and they were similar but not exact. For the money you pay (under $100) it will serve the purpose of securing some helmets and or jackets while you are in a bar putting back a few. It worked for me on my FLHTP with a few McGyver modifications. Quality is not that of any Harley product, but if that don't bother you, then get it. I have 2, ones a back up for future in case I trash my first one.
1752230
I'm assuming from the question that you don't have luggage rack rails on top; those would work best. Honestly I wouldn't think it would work very well with the sliding side door on a minivan. But their website is www.roofbag.com, so you might find out more there. There's also another kind of luggage deal you can get that attaches to a trailer hitch if you have one of those; we didn't. Good luck.
1913212
Depends on your compartment, but I think it would not work -too bulky for the passenger, and would probably not allow the compartment to close. It's also not a very nice one, I'd recommend buying something else
486502
Yes it works well but you cannot do many things at once, also it helps to use parchment paper or the tephlon because the rack has large gaps. It mihht be made to hold more things with some clever engineering.
1249781
Definitely. I use it this way all the time and it has worked for both the smaller airplanes as well as the larger. It is a great bag for traveling.
1265786
you could probably put a few purses on it if you space them out carefully.I thought the rack looked very cheap and the bottom base is cheap plastic so I sent it back.found a nice wood one locally that looks much better.
413543
In my opinion it would be a bit too large for a single piece of luggage unless it is giant. Though if you had two pieces I think it would work even a large and a smaller piece. Just keep in mind the base is 16" so without the skins and brace on them is about 14" deep. Hope that helps some.
1393688
First class yes, but business class no. Airline aisles are pretty narrow. The rack itself would probably fit, but there's no way it would fit with the carseat on it; the same way a stroller wouldn't fit down a plane aisle.
489730
It is a tunnel bag - it is designed to fit OVER the seat. It will likely not work with a rack.
677269
I'd say it worked best at a cruise. It's a nice canopy but think it would've done better if the frame was square tubing and not round.
1007709
Don't bother with the airporter. get a good sturdy duffle bag. My airporter was "destroyed" by the baggage handlers on just the first leg of a trip.
1692922
Yes, to alleviate this, make sure seat post is free of grease & dust. It also depends on how much weight you have in the back. I've mastered giving it a nudge to put it back in alignment while riding...A minor inconvenience on a less than 50 mile ride. If you're going to be planning and extended trip I'd suggest a fixed rack. I bought the Topeak 29'er rack which also accommodates the MTX trunk bag.
1220557
It has a "universal" mounting bracket. It is not designed for any one particular application. Some fabrication may be required. That could be as simple as u bolts through the pre-drilled holes to attach to your luggage rack, or may require something more involved such as welding.
918126
Thanks for the inquiry. Yes, if you do not have a rear luggage rack bag fits on the rear part of seat where passenger would sit.Best regardsRichard