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Urban rack
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Nyparrothead
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Hi
i have one and it's a nice place to store gloves, sunglasses, etc.... The only problem is that mine fit very sloppy! I had to wrap some electrical tape around the tabs to stop the rattling. As much as it cost, very disappointed in the lack of quality control
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Mike Ard
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Tom in NM
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I have it . . . .
. . . . it is really equivalent to most car's glove compartments ( just like the rest of the F3's storage :roflblack: ).
Good for goggles, bungee cords, enhanced toolkit, stuff like that. The fit and finish on mine is fine.
I chose it over the slightly larger Mono-rack because it has a flatter metal top - better for me to carry things.
I like it, but I do consider it expensive for what it is.
Tom
. . . . it is really equivalent to most car's glove compartments ( just like the rest of the F3's storage :roflblack: ).
Good for goggles, bungee cords, enhanced toolkit, stuff like that. The fit and finish on mine is fine.
I chose it over the slightly larger Mono-rack because it has a flatter metal top - better for me to carry things.
I like it, but I do consider it expensive for what it is.
Tom
vondalyn
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I like mine
but the fit on mine is also loose. Kind of like the fit on the little thing that holds the heated handgrips/aux light buttons -- it just flops around. The urban rack will also move if you wiggle it. I was also expecting it to have kind of a "straight through" spot for the power outlet, but instead it's got a center plug that you can pop out, and there's enough room under the rack to have the USB chords plugged into the outlet and then feed them through the center plug. It works fine, it just wasn't what I had pictured when I ordered it. The other thing I like is that there's enough room underneath it for the tool kit so you don't have to store the tool kit inside the rack. Having all this room underneath the rack means the storage space inside the rack wasn't as large as I was picturing it, but it's good for my iPod and my phone and my gloves and possibly my rain pants -- I haven't really figured that part out yet.
but the fit on mine is also loose. Kind of like the fit on the little thing that holds the heated handgrips/aux light buttons -- it just flops around. The urban rack will also move if you wiggle it. I was also expecting it to have kind of a "straight through" spot for the power outlet, but instead it's got a center plug that you can pop out, and there's enough room under the rack to have the USB chords plugged into the outlet and then feed them through the center plug. It works fine, it just wasn't what I had pictured when I ordered it. The other thing I like is that there's enough room underneath it for the tool kit so you don't have to store the tool kit inside the rack. Having all this room underneath the rack means the storage space inside the rack wasn't as large as I was picturing it, but it's good for my iPod and my phone and my gloves and possibly my rain pants -- I haven't really figured that part out yet.
Nyparrothead
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Put a couple wraps of electrical,tape around the two tabs... It tightens it up and no more rattling around... Shame for the cost this has to be done...
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