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General Topics/Tech TipsDiscussion on break in periods, rider comfort, seats and pad suggestions. Tech tips as they become available will be posted here.
If you are ever just looking at bikes, one of the easiest ways to tell is how the saddlebag lids open.
Rushmores introduced the one-touch latch/lever on the inside front edge, previous edition has the latch on the outside face of the bag. There are other visual cues as well, depending on model...
2014 was the first year of the Rushmores, as stated above.
If you are ever just looking at bikes, one of the easiest ways to tell is how the saddlebag lids open.
Rushmores introduced the one-touch latch/lever on the inside front edge, previous edition has the latch on the outside face of the bag. There are other visual cues as well, depending on model...
2014 was the first year of the Rushmores, as stated above.
All the best,
Shane
The mail slot is a dead giveaway. Can spot it coming down the road.
Ok ya I have the new style bags and the mail slot lol. Thanks for the info guys. Just didn’t know if it was like a certain year or model. Like having the special since mine has the nav and stuff. Thanks for the input.
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