Here are some pictures of my bike with the trunk bag again. They were deleted when the Forum converted to the new format. My bike is setup as a solo rider and I wouldn't be without my trunkbag/backrest. It's very comfortable and keeps me in the seat. In addition if I want to take the bag off I just remove the trick seat and the whole thing comes off as a unit. I have a second pillion seat so I could just do a seat switch and the bike would be ready for 2 up in 30 seconds. The D rings on the Biker's Friend trunk bag are in the perfect location for attaching the bag to this trick seat. I use zip ties on the front rings and feed their bungee around and through the back D rings, very sturdy mount. I also use a 15" X 15" luggage net on top of the bag which holds larger items from time to time including my helmet. While I am not interested in saddle bags on the Rocker I wouldn't be without some storage and this works best for me.

 

i can´t see some pic´s from u. it´s just showing like [ IMG]local://upfiles/57330/50575B8135A240EEA7BD2208F65AD7C1.jpg[/IMG ] in the posts. anyone can help me pls

 

To dawg hamilton what are the specs and brand of your handlebars

 

Heartland usa makes agood looking seat and dender cinversion kit for the rockers,,,have mine on order now..go to their sitr and check it out ...makes the bike more custom looking for sure

 

thats fender and seat conversion

 

I recently came back from a 1200 mile trip. I put the original seat back on my rocker and hooked on a medium size Biker's Friend bag as per Windeed's instructions. I gotta say, I was really comfortable on the original seat with a full on backrest. If you are 6 ft tall the medium bag might be too tight though.

 

I took bikerheadsteve's guidance and went with a Biker's Friend solution for my CT to Sturgis trip this summer. The guy I was riding with (on an ElectraGlide) complained more about his seat than I did (and even upgraded to a Mustang seat when we got to Sturgis)!

My solution was to have a custom luggage rack built by a friend that fits into the grooves on the flip out seat contraption. I strapped an XL Biker's Friend (with lumbar pad) to the back and finished it off with a AirHawk seat cover (a lifesaving device). The 2K+ mile trip to Sturgis posed no problems with this config (and I did an iron butt ride last month with the same configuration).

-RockerLarry

 

Can you post more pics of this luggage rack you had made?

 

Looks like a great solution for my Rocker

 

DevilDogg asked for pics of my luggage rack - here goes.