I purchased the Fieldsheer Eiffel Tower Tank Bag from http://www.motorcycle-superstore.com...-Tank-Bag.aspx
I installed it yesterday, The thing is Huge! Here are a few pics.
Start by pulling the fairings and unbolting the fuel tank.
it comes with two straps. the smaller one goes tru the looped end of the bigger one and makes a "T" under the fuel tank. be sure to face the buckles in the correct direction and make sure to run the belts over the top of any fuel/vacumn lines.
make sure the buckles are facing the correct way before bolting the tank back up.
below is a pic of where the strap looks like it will wear pretty quik on a post kat .
my solution was electrical tape
both bags together
larger bag only
smaller bag only
the bottom will fit all the tools and chain lube with plenty of room for an extra helmet. it also converts into a backpack. Couldn't pass up on the price for as much versatility this bag offers. i give it
I installed it yesterday, The thing is Huge! Here are a few pics.
Start by pulling the fairings and unbolting the fuel tank.
it comes with two straps. the smaller one goes tru the looped end of the bigger one and makes a "T" under the fuel tank. be sure to face the buckles in the correct direction and make sure to run the belts over the top of any fuel/vacumn lines.
make sure the buckles are facing the correct way before bolting the tank back up.
below is a pic of where the strap looks like it will wear pretty quik on a post kat .
my solution was electrical tape
both bags together
larger bag only
smaller bag only
the bottom will fit all the tools and chain lube with plenty of room for an extra helmet. it also converts into a backpack. Couldn't pass up on the price for as much versatility this bag offers. i give it
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