could this bag attach to cam am spyder st limited se5 with a passenger back rest, or would it be to tall?
1809740
I think it's to tall. I ride with the bag behind me( facing me) and the round behind it facing backwards.
1809741
Totally would depend on the width of your backrest. On my V-Star the straps are more than long enough. My back rest is appr. 7" x 2"
1809742
I have a Road King and it attaches to backrest sitting on a luggage rack, it does sit pretty high even without the roll attached. The pack does have a lot of room and we are satisfied with the purchase.
1160313
Depends on the seat I guess. I have a shadow which is about that size and it works great. You have to have a two person seat because this mounts where your passenger would sit. You need to have some sort of tiedown spots underneath where you mount it for the straps. The bag itself is pretty flexible so it's going to fit most bikes with a rear seat.
1889365
I bought this bag for my son. He has a Glamis Fear, but it won't fit in this bag. About 2 inches too narrow. His HPI cars fit fine.
1041345
Yes it will restrict the rear footpeg a little. The way I have the bag fitted means it sits right on the peg and while you could still use it, much of the peg is covered. So I guess it's possible to use but made a bit more difficult. You could fit the bag a little higher by pulling the straps tighter and that would give you more room. I only have the single seat on so it's not an issue but the bag means I have my wet weather gear with me all the time.Hope this is of some help. It is a great bag but I guess it's a game of trade offs.Good luck.Mike
904726
I have a Recaro ProRide Convertible, and it does seem to work as long as the luggage is very full and the strap is very tight. If the luggage isn't full enough, the car seat will drag, so keep this in mind when trying it out at home -- I had to stuff my luggage with pillows to make it work in practice runs. I am using a 22" carry on, not sure if anything smaller will work with such a tall car seat.
516843
I have mine on the tourpak luggage rack but the straps are very adjustable so I don't see any reason it won't fit especially if you have a backrest.
81735
Hard to say. It is made for a seat. The bottom is fairly flat where the surface is. You could probably make it work. I took 2 pieces of parachord and put hooks like you would have on a dog leash. The bag has nice d rings on the bottom. I think this would work for you. And would probably look pretty good. You may want to buy some rock guard to protect your fender where the bag comed sown over on the sides as well. Thats what I did and it works good.
1828017
Should fit nicely. I plan to get a luggage rack for this purpose. Currently I use it on the passenger seat and lose access to the front pocket as it is pressed tight against the sissy bar. This also makes it hard to open the top zipper. IT does make a nice backrest though as there is a lumbar cushion that attaches when using this way. If this bag is on a luggage rack it would be turned outward with access to the front pocket and top zipper. Also would free up the passenger seat for a passenger.
340300
You could IF you have some sort of railing alongside the passenger seat to attach the straps to. The bag is very adaptable and the straps very adjustable, but they have to attach to Something! You would need a strong attachment place for the strap at each corner of the bag (although the straps are not quite in the corners). I hope this helps.
1047834
The bag is about 6' tall. I wouldn't think you would have enough height w a heavy bag stand since you need to include the hook, chain, and spring coil used to hang it
242228
No, I think it's too big. If you attach it to the handle bars the bag will hit your front wheel. This bag is tall, I don't think it would work.
355304
I can't say definitely. I looked at some pics of that model and it appears it would. The straps that go into the trunk openings below back window and at the bottom of the opening are very adjustable. Width should not be an issue. I'm sure the company would respond to an email query. Go to http://hollywoodracks.com/contact.html to grab the email link.
2044802
I don't think it will fit. The bag will not fit on rear seat of my Harley Trike. I have to strap it to the luggage rack on top of the trunk.
1184013
Probably, but I can't say you'll love this bag. It's well constructed and all, but it's a shade too wide. It tends to rub the inside of your thighs a bit. I'm 6'0", and 180 lbs. If the bag wasn't wider than the top tube it would be great. I'm going to try to live with it awhile, but I'm having severe doubts about it on a long ride. Mine is mounted on a Trek X-Caliber MTB which has a sizeable top tube, and the strap could fit a larger tube yet, so I don't think that would be an issue.
1553480
I seriously doubt it. The windshield pocket is way too close to the two wheel section and the whole cover is tailored to the unique shape of the Spyder roadster. A small trike would probably fit under it but a lot of bungee or other cord would be needed to hold down all the extra cover material that would drape everywhere.
1310351
This is what i did. The bag was overflowing over the front crossbar by about half a foot but with all the straps it should not be a problem. My recommendation is to make sure it is at least snugly wedged in front of the rear horizontal crossbar to secure it further for highway speeds. Just check after each rest stop to make sure it has not moved. The straps are very adjustable and should keep it nice and secure
894603
The bag sits behind my backrest so I don't use for mine or my passenger as a back rest. It is very ridged but I don't think that I would want to lean against it.