i grab my rear pegs.Question......when you guys take off the grab bar....how in the heck do you pull it up on a rear stand?
yeah though of that but i have made the right peg into a custom plate holder and i just think of the left one as another slider just in case.It all depends on if your going to have a passenger. I interchange the crowl with the seat for with and with out passenger. For general looks I would say without. But for function I would say with.
Might as well take the passenger pegs off also if you are going to make it a solo bike.
I just made, and shipped yesterday, a can protector slider...so its not that hard to do. Buyer was making his own mount though...but true, probably not that hard to do.I would say without if you have the cowl, and with if you are using the passenger seat.
Hmmm...rear peg brackets as another mount point for sliders? How hard could it be to fab the hardware to do that? Note to self: Call DougZ.
/Billy Blaze voice
i disagree.grab bar on, you need something to distribute the visual weight from front to back
I have the same opinion, much better off.i disagree.
i think the cowl allows the tail to come to a nice natural point. the handle breaks that up too much.
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It's the cortech Tribag. Its a great tank bag because you can use the bags together or separately. In the pic of my bike, that is just the upper (smaller) bag in use. Both bags together was too tall for me on my s model with clipons so I just use the bags separately depending on what capacity i need.I have the same opinion, much better off.
Zach, what brand is that tank bag? I have been looking for one.