I wonder about the installation. You have to give slots to attach the bag to your motorcycle?
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Hi, I just held the bag in position against the swing arm of my motorcycle, and made tiny holes in the bag where the straps would go. It was very easy. The bag is great and has been out in all weathers. I'm delighted with it.
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The bag has slots in it. It comes with Velcro straps to wrap around 4 points on the bike frame. They hold it in place very tightly. Also comes with clear protective tape for the frame where the straps make contact.
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You have to pre drill and then cut the slots for install. The back of the back is 1/4in thick pvc plastic.
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Yes you must cut your own slots for installation. It is a universal system. Comes with instructions.
1832578
Yes you have to drill holes in the back of the bag. It's hard plastic backing. My husband says it's a cheap product but he likes it a lot.
1832579
Yeah it's rather annoying installation... But once it's on its on... Love it .. Easy to clean and looks great
1643461
The bag attaches with straps at 4 points. It should fit just about any bike. This one has a lot of space.
1175141
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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go on line and look at some of the many installation videos. i have two of them one for a comfort bike with disk brakes (you need the rack for disk brakes) and one for a hybrid bike with regular brakes (you need the standard rack shown it the picture). it attached very well to both bikes. 95% of bikes have the four standard screw holes required to mount the rack. these are strong racks and the assorted bags work great, but if you don't have the mounting holes that you will see in the videos you could have a machine shop install "rivet-nuts" at the two top mounting locations and tapped holes at the bottom. they also sell cheaper racks that just clamp to the seat post tube.
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Yes it does but I think you will find that a bungee cord or two will do a better job of securing the bag to your bike.
1051011
The bags will go on any bike as long as you have the correct bracket on the bike after you get the brackets on you have to drill the holes on the bags to line up its easier than I thought it would be
450830
i do not mount the tool bag to the handle bars...i mount it on top of my rear fender and tie the straps to each of the rear directional signal lights...i hope this info will help you..
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Yes; As I use to carry my backpack a lot. But since I purchase this bag. About a year ago. I haven't use my backpack as of yet again. This bag is not too big. And not to small. Looks great on any motorcycle. And does not steal the look. If you have a sports motorcycles. It can hold a lot of items inside. And another thing about this bag. It is expandable. Keeps it shape. As if you just brought it.
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The bag comes with a unique clip attachment that has a wide range of bar diameters it will fit. It's a bit annoying to mount this but once on makes putting the actual bag on/off a breeze. I'd recommend something a little tacky to wrap around the handlebar as it tends to slip a bit otherwise. P.S. the fit is based on the bar tube diameter, not its length...hope this helps.
44087
I don't know your specific bike. You should need nothing else to mount them to your bike. I personally would recommend getting mounting brackets. This would assure bags and bike be protected from rubbing against each other.
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I put the bag over my handle bars, zipper side facing me so I can get into it while riding. There are adjustable straps so you can tighten it and it doesn't move around. I really like the bag!
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I haven't used the slots, but it looks like it's in case you wanted to put another strap through, to attach another case of some kind. Overall, I've had the bag for year, carrying my laptop to and from work, and it's been great.
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Set is not motorcycle brand dependent. As long as you buy appropiate brackets to keep bag from winding up in your rear wheel you will be okay. Beside saddle bags there is big variet of other bags you can use whe touring...Arie
1098093
There are several strap options that come with this bag. I think it would fit on most motorcycles with minimal fuss. Kawasaki Ninja 500r
1998068
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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No. The instructions refer to stiffeners, but I believe they are referring to the pads that fit between the frame of the bike and the bags themselves, which keeps them from angling in toward the wheel. There is nothing included to maintain the expanded shape of the bag.
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I am not totally familiar with your specific bike. My bike is a Honda Shadow RS which is probably similar. On my bike, the roll bag is attached to the sissy bar and sits on the luggage rack. Without the rack, it will attach to the front of the sissy bar and will sit on the seat. I hope this will help you.