Do I need saddle bag supports?
I searched the forum but couldn't find any answers to this question 
Lots of people post pictures of their cross country set ups but I can't tell if they're using supports or not. I know on other bikes I've seen DIY rigs and ebay has factory made sets for $30. I'll just make some if they're necessary. I'm really looking forward to some cross country time
I ordered these $60 shipped.
Lots of people post pictures of their cross country set ups but I can't tell if they're using supports or not. I know on other bikes I've seen DIY rigs and ebay has factory made sets for $30. I'll just make some if they're necessary. I'm really looking forward to some cross country time
I ordered these $60 shipped.
do you have a fender eliminator? you def shouldn't need support if you do. if you've got a FE then it could go either way - you can probably get by, it may not be 'optimum' but i don't think it should be 'necessary'.
Mount them, load them and see how they hang.
Often the soft-side tend to sag into the wheel.
Sucks to get to your destination and find you've
friction-burned a hole in your bags.
(better chance w/o fender, hence uncage's comment, I assume).
Ern
Often the soft-side tend to sag into the wheel.
Sucks to get to your destination and find you've
friction-burned a hole in your bags.
(better chance w/o fender, hence uncage's comment, I assume).
Ern
the f4i has a decent enough amount of plastic on the tail that you may be able to shorten up the straps under the seat so they don't hang down/out as far and use the tail fairing to help hold them up. but yeah, basically as Ern pointed out.
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