Rear straps will work but have to add a small strip of velcro under front center of bag to mount to rack.
Tank bag has a strap that goes under the switch plate in front and a strap that goes around the tank mount under the seat.
Sorry don't know the correct name for that part.
Rear straps will work but have to add a small strip of velcro under front center of bag to mount to rack.
Tank bag has a strap that goes under the switch plate in front and a strap that goes around the tank mount under the seat.
Sorry don't know the correct name for that part.
Found a frame section just under the seat to wrap the strap around. The buckle when not in use is tucked under the seat so I can pull out the strap without having to take anything apart. Once you get the seat off you will see the frame brackets.
Often combined with two side panniers, Mosko waterproof motorcycle duffle bags work well on their own, or rigged as pannier toppers on top of hard boxes.
Often combined with two side panniers, Mosko waterproof motorcycle duffle bags work well on their own, or rigged as pannier toppers on top of hard boxes.
A. J., I really like that bag - has a very nice look.
I got a 20L Marchway Dry Bag from Amazon and inserted a 19" section of one of those cardboard concrete tubes (8" inside dia) into mine to make it hold its shape.
We then open the end to slide in/out our small snacks,rain liners, thermals, and hat and sunglasses that we access often during the day on our trips.
I have a plastic coated 10" spiral clamp that secures the bag to the luggage rack so no one can do a grab and go on it without some effort. We do take it into the hotel each night or if we have the bike cover with us, we leave it on the bike and it gets covered without any problem.
Rear straps will work but have to add a small strip of velcro under front center of bag to mount to rack.
Tank bag has a strap that goes under the switch plate in front and a strap that goes around the tank mount under the seat.
Sorry don't know the correct name for that part.
I can't speak to these two items but I've had some experience with the RKA Saddle Bag Liners. Very nice product. What I liked most was the fact that they open from the side and not the top. So much easier when you're looking for something because you don't need to dig around from the top of the bag. Opens like a suit case. Just an FYI with regard to RKA...
Often combined with two side panniers, Mosko waterproof motorcycle duffle bags work well on their own, or rigged as pannier toppers on top of hard boxes.
It looks like the Scout series but hard to tell if its a 30 or 60L bag. I’m thinking 30L. I just ordered a 60L. It was on sale at $140. It looks like he opted for the plastic snap cinch straps, which aren’t recommended for the 60L. I ordered the BC metal ones for $20 more. See plastic here: Simple Cinch Strap (Pair)
Looks like the larger bag will fit well on my pillion. I’m replacing a Kury which is nice but not waterproof. Live and learn.
For those considering the Rivcos, I wanted to hopefully assist with a few things I learned. I installed them on my 2018 non-tour yesterday
1. Cruisemans youtube video instructions are way better than the two sheets of instructions provided by Rivco. There is a difference between both sides in...
Many of you may remember my video and ongoing problem with my shaking handlebars.
Fred suggested checking the fork bearings.
I took the bike apart down to the fork nut and the tool I had would not work, but the nut was tight and there was no fork play.
I decided to go and take the plunge and...
Good morning. Yesterday, I bolted on a new rear tire and wheel that I had purchased on EBay. An assumed trike take off. Now of course my TPMS light is on, and there is no value for rear tire pressure. The tire and wheel appear new and unused. I have to believe there is a sensor in there. Other...
I'm told from Honda that an announcement on the new firmware is coming "soon". Hopefully it won't be long now. I expect Android Auto as well as other upgrades to be in this next update.
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