digitalmoto said:And I thought nobody cared. :-[
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Appreciate the pics-THANKS!! About the only question I have left on these is the security issue. I know, if someone really wants it, they'll take the whole bike to get it. How long does it take to take the GB off? Say for instance I check into a motel-can I get it off in 5 minutes or so?
Pete
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The buckle scratched up the heat shield a bit, but I don't much care. I think if I would have mounted the bag laid back using the tie downs or hand holds, it would have been fine. I chose to use the rear pegs as my lower anchor point and it worked fine while keeping the load stable.
Soft Luggage-Giant Loop
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It takes all of a minute to take the bags off. Three straps, one to the rear rack and one each on the passenger seat brackets.
Thanks-Brntrt said:
I've heard no bad reviews on these. I'm thinking I just might pull the trigger here.
Pete
Agreed.Brntrt said:
On my last trip, we had two motel nights. It took me longer to put my disc brake lock on the front wheel than it took for me to remove my GB. I used those flat carabiners to secure the bottom straps. Loosen, unclip. Loosen, the two straps I wove through the rear rack. Throw it up on my shoulder and head in. Honestly, messing with my old magnetic tang bag was a bigger hassle.
Installing it is easier.
::026:: Forgot to mention that once off the bike you can connect the straps together to create shoulder straps to throw the bag over your shoulder like a giant purse freeing up your hands to carry any other goodies you want to carry in.digitalmoto said: