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  1. 04-25-2014, 05:19 PM #1
    Luvs2Ride
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    Default Packing Spyder

    Ooooh Boy... did I do a bad job of wording my original question... This is what I should have asked...

    The frunk has net pouches around the interior... I'm actually looking for something similar for the trunk. Has anyone seen or jury-rigged a similiar system for your trunk? Anything to use to organize that space? Something like those frunk pouches that could be attached with double-sided tape or velcro?

    Thanks again!
    Gina

    Hi... I have a 2012 RTS-SE5... love the ride but can't quite figure out how to best pack the space in the trunk under the shelf and semi-hard travel case... obviously no quick access for anything stored there. I have added nets for the trunk and saddlebag doors and have a trailer... so carrying gear/stuff is not a problem. Just need help learning how to pack that unique space in the trunk.

    Ideas/suggestions... anyone?

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    I do not have the travel case, but I'm sure someone will be around to help, these are great people.
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    I stuff my clothes inside one at a time like a sailor with a sea bag.
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    Default Don't know..!!

    but seems like a good place for non essential items. The stuff you don't need to get to that much or quickly. Not knowing what all you are taking can't get to specific.....
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    I use the very bottom for stuff I hope not to need: tire inflator, patches, tool kit, etc. The rest of the space is for extra gloves, scarves/neck bands, hoodie, sweater or light jacket, cap, with a little room left for items picked up along the way.
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