Eglide Goodies windshield pouches
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Eglide Goodies windshield pouches
Has anyone used these? The dual pouch (WP-102) has caught my attention. Just curious how they mount up, hold up, and if they cause any unwanted wear on the windshield or fairing. Using a triple pouch is not an option for me. Thanks in advance...
http://eglidegoodies.com/id68.html
http://eglidegoodies.com/id68.html
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I don't want to lose any function of the vent, but the biggest reason is that it is not compatible with the shorter wind splitter windshields. I've also seen more than a few bikes where they rub and scuff the windshield. I would probably only use the left one for the sake of holding an ez pass and probably remove it when it's not needed (it looks quick enough). Just thinking out loud and looking for ideas. I've tried it on the lid of my left bag and it seems to work maybe 50% of the time. In Ohio if it doesn't read you're not getting through the gate.
Last edited by mwegryn; 03-10-2015 at 05:28 PM.
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I just got these yesterday and installed them today. I am waiting on a RMA to return them. When installed, the bags hang in front of the voltmeter and the fuel gauge covering the top half of each one. I can't read the gauges without lifting the bags or laying down on the tank.
I do have a long body, so these might work for someone with a shorter back or someone that doesn't scan the gauges very often.
I do have a long body, so these might work for someone with a shorter back or someone that doesn't scan the gauges very often.
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Has anyone used these? The dual pouch (WP-102) has caught my attention. Just curious how they mount up, hold up, and if they cause any unwanted wear on the windshield or fairing. Using a triple pouch is not an option for me. Thanks in advance...
http://eglidegoodies.com/id68.html
http://eglidegoodies.com/id68.html
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I don't want to lose any function of the vent, but the biggest reason is that it is not compatible with the shorter wind splitter windshields. I've also seen more than a few bikes where they rub and scuff the windshield. I would probably only use the left one for the sake of holding an ez pass and probably remove it when it's not needed (it looks quick enough). Just thinking out loud and looking for ideas. I've tried it on the lid of my left bag and it seems to work maybe 50% of the time. In Ohio if it doesn't read you're not getting through the gate.