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How have you guys used the space inside a Ness fairing on your Dynas? We just installed one in a costumer's bike and since there is so much space between the forks and the fairing I was thinking that it could be a GREAT space to have a winshield or handlebar type bag that you can actually use to carry stuff: from a pair of jeans and a shirt or anything else that you would put in a small lugage space.
Even thou general lugage space is the main idea for this project some might use that space to put speakers and stuff like that... and that is something I would like to see too.
Fits nicely behind the ness fairing, practically hides it from the front. Fits a lot of stuff. Can even stuff a lightly packed backpack in there with the bar bag full...
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