I'm almost "official" - pick up SG tomorrow
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RE: I'm almost "official" - pick up SG tomorrow
ORIGINAL: wallstreetglide
Make sure the top front of each saddle bag does not rub up against the painted peice in front of them. You will notice there is very little clearance, for example the left bags right front top cover is less than an inch from the painted peice behind it. Also make sure when you open and close the saddle bag tops that you dont rub them against the same peice.
Make sure the top front of each saddle bag does not rub up against the painted peice in front of them. You will notice there is very little clearance, for example the left bags right front top cover is less than an inch from the painted peice behind it. Also make sure when you open and close the saddle bag tops that you dont rub them against the same peice.
I'm trying to picture what you described and having a little trouble. Do I need to make sure the bag isn't rubbing on sidecovers or somewhere else? thanks.
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RE: I'm almost "official" - pick up SG tomorrow
ORIGINAL: DKSS07
Stand back away from the bike so you don't drool on it. [sm=drooldude.gif]
Ride safe and enjoy! [sm=smiley16.gif]
ORIGINAL: bike_r_trash
I know the only thing I'll be focused on is getting my new baby out on the road, so I ask for your collective wisdom here- what things should I make sure I focus on during the "orientation?" Some things are obvious, such as control locations and so on, but what's important that might not seem to be at the time? Thanks!
I know the only thing I'll be focused on is getting my new baby out on the road, so I ask for your collective wisdom here- what things should I make sure I focus on during the "orientation?" Some things are obvious, such as control locations and so on, but what's important that might not seem to be at the time? Thanks!
Ride safe and enjoy! [sm=smiley16.gif]
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