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    Default Spyder F3 Detachable Backrests


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    Quote Originally Posted by Lamonster View Post
    The mounting / release system on these is pretty cool, I definitely want the backrests on mine when I take long trips...

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    Default Comfort & Security

    Comfort & support for my poor old achy back plus security for my passenger. The quick release system is very cool in my opinion.

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    I wonder if you could strap a bag to the passenger back rest (in the seat) and not have it raise up while riding.

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    Default Wondering the same thing...

    Quote Originally Posted by PrairieSpyder View Post
    I wonder if you could strap a bag to the passenger back rest (in the seat) and not have it raise up while riding.

    I have a Saddleman tail bag (very large) that I strap on to the rider backrest on my v-rod and it sits there very nicely. I can envision using the same set-up on the F3. Put the cross country saddlebags on it, and I'll have more than enough storage for me when I travel. Maybe this comes from my childhood as an Air Force brat - learned how to pack light with what you truly need and to pack it well.
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    Quote Originally Posted by reissooz View Post
    I have a Saddleman tail bag (very large) that I strap on to the rider backrest on my v-rod and it sits there very nicely. I can envision using the same set-up on the F3. Put the cross country saddlebags on it, and I'll have more than enough storage for me when I travel. Maybe this comes from my childhood as an Air Force brat - learned how to pack light with what you truly need and to pack it well.
    I haven't learned that trick yet. That's why I have a trailer!

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    Default The trick is...

    Figuring out what you absolutely, truly, withoutadoubt, have to have with you/how much you need it...I tend to underestimate

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