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...And when I have the Mrs. with me, which means the Hammock seat, sissy bar and grab bars, that hinge setup won't clear the grab bars. I personally don't mind my bags. Not one lick of issues with latching nor difficulty in opening and closing the lids. I'll save the $500 for gas, food and drink.
Anyone that does this will regret it. First hand experience.
Thanks for the heads up. Then I guess I will not go that route. What happened with your experience with the product?
I would like to be able to make the bag just open with one hand and a simple flip open and close no special dip and tuck to shut and open like now.
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