Cheap solution to those crappy bungee hooks (not 56k safe)

[MIBagentQ]

I'm a whore and I dont like to resize pictures.
Pictures basically speak for themselves. The clips work better than the d-rings since you can just snap things on. If I were to do this again, I would have used four clips instead of d-rings (my original idea was 4 d-rings but I couldnt find any)

Cost: $0, just reuse old school bags that are lying around the house.

Materials:
2 d-rings
2 clips
4 plastic zip ties
2 nylon straps
needle and thread

[BucKatana]

Oh.......Daddy likes.


Nice idea......................now I'm gonna steal it....heehee




Buc

[Black_peter]

MIBagentQ

Nice!!!!!

That is a good one!!

[chinto]

good thinkin

[mrock]

a little getto...but not bad!

[SUPA-FLY-KAT]

QUESTION:
THERES A METAL CAN IN THE FIRST PIC ATTACHED INSIDE THE REAR FAIRIOND, I HAVE 1 TOO, WASNT SURE WHAT IT WAS FOR...(IS IT AIR OR THE TIRES?)....N E 1 KNOW?

[Gecko]

prety inventive you should patent it and reproduce it...lol

[MIBagentQ]

yea, these things should come stock ha ha ha
think of the weight savings of not needing bungee hooks

hell corbin could incorporate them into their seats too

[Black_peter]

QUESTION:
THERES A METAL CAN IN THE FIRST PIC ATTACHED INSIDE THE REAR FAIRIOND, I HAVE 1 TOO, WASNT SURE WHAT IT WAS FOR...(IS IT AIR OR THE TIRES?)....N E 1 KNOW?

Suspension dampening. On the 750 Kats only.[/quote]

note:Suspension dampening on 98+ 750s....

It also can be used to store capital letters

[SweetLou]

Not to bad for a gringo.

[paperairplane]

Careful with your lid... the strap will vibrate the paint off if you're not careful...

[MIBagentQ]

heh, that's MY lid, i wouldnt be riding without it anyways.
Straps are kinda useless for holding small items (like a suzuki service manual i just bought) but great for big items like spare helmets or bags.
For small items I had to use the grab bars anyways. At least until I get a new cargo net that has not been stretched so much.

[woobie]

Great idea, I like how when not in use they're under the seat and not flapping against the paint of the rear cowl.