damage from fork bag?
Road Master
Joined: Jul 2007
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From: The Left Coast
RE: damage from fork bag?
ORIGINAL: rayfinseats
Bags, seats, and jackets rubbing on paint will scuff it up a bit. Such is life, not much you can do about it. When I made my saddle bags I used a soft fabric on the bottom side but never really checked to see what it looks like now.
Bags, seats, and jackets rubbing on paint will scuff it up a bit. Such is life, not much you can do about it. When I made my saddle bags I used a soft fabric on the bottom side but never really checked to see what it looks like now.
+1.. \\; got 11,000+ miles on my bike now and have had it exactly 1 year, some scuffs, a few scrapes, scratched here and there. I bought it to ride it, not to keep it squeeky clean.[&:]
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From: DUNDALK,MARYLAND
RE: damage from fork bag?
I to put \\;it under \\;the voltage regulator. I also did damage to the triple tree. I now use the bag with plastic bagges inside. Just to keep everything clean and dry.
Cruiser
Joined: Feb 2008
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From: Renton
RE: damage from fork bag?
I originally mounted it between my sissy bar and my tail light and it started scuffing the fender.
Can this be buffed out or anyone have any other suggestions? (besides "live with it" which I've been doing for quite a while now).
Tourer
Joined: Jun 2007
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From: New Mexico
RE: damage from fork bag?
Got that same problem Stix. \\; I have been "buffing" it out every so often, never really getting it completely out but I have been "living with it". \\; After reading this post I am going to move or mount my bag differently, I look forward to hearing answers to your Q. \\; Best of luck.
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