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Does fitting a BRP Urban Rack on F3 mean loosing the grab rails?
- Thread starter BamaJohn
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vondalyn
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it's fine
I have the urban rack which I have on pretty much all the time. I also have the back passenger backrest (which requires some adapters on the rail) which is rarely ever on, but when my mom comes to town, she wants to get a ride in the mountains, so I need the backrest for her to be safe. I also have the BRP saddlebags which mostly stay off, but on long cold weather rides where I need extra gear with me, I put them on, and also for road trips. You're fine with all 3 BRP products working together. I leave the grab rails on 100% of the time.
I have the urban rack which I have on pretty much all the time. I also have the back passenger backrest (which requires some adapters on the rail) which is rarely ever on, but when my mom comes to town, she wants to get a ride in the mountains, so I need the backrest for her to be safe. I also have the BRP saddlebags which mostly stay off, but on long cold weather rides where I need extra gear with me, I put them on, and also for road trips. You're fine with all 3 BRP products working together. I leave the grab rails on 100% of the time.
