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Just put the solo rack on my 1200N. Need a bag to carry a leather jacket, small lunch and maybe a laptop. Any suggestions on what size would handle this?
you mount it with it on. You can ride to up still but alittle hairy. you can always extend it. but on short trips wifey can still reach it fine. I like the bag so far but havent had it on too long. so far ive used it for phone wallet all that stuff and it works fine. If you decide you want one call licks he runs promotional codes all the time on XL forums and he will give you the code it takes 50 bucks off of the price
you mount it with it on. You can ride to up still but alittle hairy. you can always extend it. but on short trips wifey can still reach it fine. I like the bag so far but havent had it on too long. so far ive used it for phone wallet all that stuff and it works fine. If you decide you want one call licks he runs promotional codes all the time on XL forums and he will give you the code it takes 50 bucks off of the price
go to the website link i left on this page and then go to home look at the pics. you dont have to have a sissy. when i get home this afternoon i get you some pictures of different mounting positions. i really like this bag so far
The only velcro straps I could see in their pix looked like it was vertical for use with a sisy bar. I guess there are some on the bottom of the bag for seat straps?
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