Is the bottom of this bag rigid.I have a virago 250 the rear set is 8.5W x 11L
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No, the bottle isn't rigid.... If you would like the measurements of it let me know.
489208
The bottom of the bag is soft and measures about 8.5 by 11. I use the bag on my Ninja 1000 and my rear seat width is 9 at the front tapering to 8 at the rear; length is 11. Should fit your bike easily.
489209
Yes this bag is very rigid and sturdy. I'm using it on the backseat of my 2013 Honda CB 1100. I'm not sure of the dimensions of my seat but it fits nicely. This bag appears like it will fit many different types of bike set ups
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I use this bag on my 08 Ultra, and it does indeed fit tight on the back seat/speaker housing. I've ridden over 4K miles with it. I have the chrome rings around my speakers though, so haven't seen any damage.
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The bottom is the same as the rest of the bag. Nylon. I wouldn't think it will hold up if dragged
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I measured the bag to be 21" from top to bottom and 16" from side to side from the seam. It has a floor on the bottom that can accommodate a pair of water shoes; so, perhaps there is an additional width dimension that i didn't properly calculate. From a practical standpoint, I use the bag to carry gear to and from the local LA Fitness and take water shoes, gloves a suit and large beach towel with no problem at all. The carry handles seem sturdy enough. Hope that this helps.
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You could get a piece of 1/8" or 3/16" Masonite, cut it to same size as bottom of bag and put Velcro patches to match the Velcro on the bottom of the back. Viola! A bag with a rigid bottom.
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The bottom of the bag has about 1/4 inch of closed cell foam. It is not hard, but it does provide a flat, yet flexible surface.
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The snaps are surprisingly rigid. As long as you have them completey closed they will remain closed. I have used this bag for over a year now and have never had any issues.
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Bag is durable. However you can't push it forward easily if you have mobility stabity problems. I end up dragging it behind me. Like the seat though. Don't know the dimensions of the bag -- sorry.
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No, the frame is spring steel that is needed to hold the bag in place. There are two sides which are each only connected to the base and not each other. This allows for different sized bags. It works quite well.
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It >s mesh on bottom only end are solid i pack it heavy everyday for worksmsll things i use ziplock bag im ordering more soon for friends
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I see you have a 'yes' so that's likely good info. I assume you have checked specs on the bag. Had mine a couple years having just yesterday unpacked my bike, folded & stored the bag. I am always amazed at the high quality of this bag considering the $20 I paid for it. I use it in cars, trucks, busses, trains to transport road bikes.
613777
Yes. I added a recently re-released jansport D2 bag to this frame with no problems.
24086
The bottom has a little rigidity to it but not much. I just solve the problem by distributing heavier items--viz. ammo boxes-- evenly across the bottom.
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My bags are 11" horizontally, 10" vertically and 3" deep. Nice bags for 250 cc motorcycle.
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Yep, you would be better served looking for a different bag. From what I remember of the yamaha maxim, the rear seat is not all that wide and this bag has a wide body and bottom made to fit the wider seats and back against the backrest of the touring bikes IE HD Ultra's and Goldwings.
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I am not what the dimensions are but they are probably on the Bulldog website. The bottom has a flat plastic piece to aid in rigidity but no rigid plastic on the sides. The bag has plenty of integrity though as it will not collapse on itself even when empty.
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The bottom is somewhat flexible. If you need a strong, sturdy product to pack with heavy groceries, this may not be the product for you. It is fairly inexpensive, light weight, and easily stored, but you get what you pay for. I purchased it to transport dinners to my daughter's family.... a 1 hour car ride. It works well for that.