will this wear the frame? my seat rails are shiny alum where the bag straps r &amp; it is black everywhere else
46134
Hard to say. The straps are of a nylon type material, probably not very abrasive. Depends on what the frame is coated with.
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.
2029145
Hi Paquita! I wouldn't buy this seat cover again. It's not that comfortable and keeps moving around even if I tighten it. Buy something else. Good luck.
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.
195112
My frame is silver. I like the silver...but the black looks pretty cool too.
489730
It is a tunnel bag - it is designed to fit OVER the seat. It will likely not work with a rack.
298869
The front cross bar fit absolutely perfectly. The rear cross bar was not a perfect fit. The only way I can describe the fitment is it almost looked as if the rear rail was warped. One screw hole on each end of the bar was about a quarter inch bent in. When you put the screw through the cross bar and then the existing rail, the "warped fitment" is pulled out and sits flush. It's odd that it would lay that way initially, but the problem is corrected once the the screws are in place.
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I am not 100% sure that this would work on your bike, I could only access some images on google and it looks like the back portion of your seat is quite wide. I would recommend contacting saddlemen direct via their website and asking them if they have a list of configurations that it will fit. In my case, I have the backreast and supporting rails from the saddlebags to attach the mounting straps too, not sure what and how you would accomplish that in your situation. Best of luck.
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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
46135
I don't think that it would cause any problem with the frame. The bag is held on with Velcro straps.
2160549
I know what you mean. Mine was the same. Droops over the back seat. Follow the instructions when you are tying the straps. Try to get it as tight as possible. I took a bungy cord and stretched it under the back end. If you have adults in the back seat, they still might contact top. I don't carry passengers often, so it is not a problem for me. I would rather have this top than have to mess with the bars on a standard soft top. I was thinking about using a piece of wood with some foam to keep the back of the top from sagging. Good luck!
81735
Hard to say. It is made for a seat. The bottom is fairly flat where the surface is. You could probably make it work. I took 2 pieces of parachord and put hooks like you would have on a dog leash. The bag has nice d rings on the bottom. I think this would work for you. And would probably look pretty good. You may want to buy some rock guard to protect your fender where the bag comed sown over on the sides as well. Thats what I did and it works good.
525401
Cynthia, I have 2 golf bags where your cargo seat is located. The rear covers the bags well, plus it has several extra zippered area to allow access to the upper bag and lower bag. Zippers on both rear sides that go all the way to the top. It is clear too. If your seat doesn't extend too far past the rear bumper, you should be good. I can see where people could fit on the seat, but it would be a tight fit for their feet. Otherwise, it should fit. Hope this helps.
486846
First this is not the full item, it's only the frame that hooks on to the rack to hold the saddle bags. If you actually purchase the rack it hooks to the seat post. It works ok but does touch your leg a little no matter how you position it.
1310351
This is what i did. The bag was overflowing over the front crossbar by about half a foot but with all the straps it should not be a problem. My recommendation is to make sure it is at least snugly wedged in front of the rear horizontal crossbar to secure it further for highway speeds. Just check after each rest stop to make sure it has not moved. The straps are very adjustable and should keep it nice and secure
654694
I only have front to back rails. The bag sits in the middle on a non skid pad. The straps thread through places on the bag kind of criss cross. Then they wrap around the rails and hook together. I also bought extra straps since I didn't have cross bars. No problems at all.
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I have light gray leather on my car and after 3 months of sporadic use of this seat cover, I do see the black rubbing off on my leather seats. I cleaned the seats with a leather cleaner and the discoloration came off but I've stopped using the seat cover and is looking for a replacement.