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Hopnel trunk organizer with liner?
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WHAT picture? Is this it? https://www.amazon.com/Hopnel-H41-150BK-Trunk-Organizer-Spyder/dp/B072M2YQY1a
Trunk liner is separate
Trunk liner? https://www.amazon.com/Hopnel-HCTL-Trunk-Liner/dp/B00CIVSA2E
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Boilermaker
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I love it when people pipe in that have no idea of what you are asking and nothing of value to add. Welcome to the forum!
I have used it occasionally, when traveling overnight. There are actually two liners for the RT; one for the top and one for the bottom of the trunk. There is also one for the frunk and a set for the saddlebags. I find it to be handy to keep everything together in one or two bags as opposed to packing everything separately. Just my opinion, but for the minimal investment, I would do it again. Hope this helps.
I love it when people pipe in that have no idea of what you are asking and nothing of value to add. Welcome to the forum!
I have used it occasionally, when traveling overnight. There are actually two liners for the RT; one for the top and one for the bottom of the trunk. There is also one for the frunk and a set for the saddlebags. I find it to be handy to keep everything together in one or two bags as opposed to packing everything separately. Just my opinion, but for the minimal investment, I would do it again. Hope this helps.
Sorry for not being descriptive enough. I just bought a rt and it did not come with the brp liners front and back. Just bought the brp frunk liner. I want to buy the rear trunk liner from brp, but I also want the organizer I found. I just wanted to make sure the Velcro to attach the organizer would work.
JayBros
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The 2014 RT-S came with a carpeted frunk liner and a naked trunk. BRP has a carpeted trunk liner at typical inflated price. I purchased the two piece trunk liner, bags actually, and use the smaller bottom one for my mechanical essentials. I have not yet used the larger top bag but might for the Three Wheel Rally. I generally just toss miscellaneous stuff on top of the small lower bag and roll off.
I have two of the soft Hopnel side bags with me at all times in my 14 RTS. Very handy, don't always know just what you'll pick up and take home with you. I use a day back pack with several zipper compartments (over night stuff) when I/we travel that I stow away in the frunk, upside down because it fits perfect. I/we use the trunk w/o a liner because it's a quick catchall for coats rain gear or what ever. Been working out nicely that way for a couple of years.
Lew L
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+1
Hopnel bags/ liners are good. zippers could be better though. Just used them on a 2500+ mile trip through the southwest and last year to the Black hills and Cody, Wo. Having a rack on the trunk ( safety chromed ) for the cover and the rain gear gives us PLENTY of space.
Lew L
Hopnel bags/ liners are good. zippers could be better though. Just used them on a 2500+ mile trip through the southwest and last year to the Black hills and Cody, Wo. Having a rack on the trunk ( safety chromed ) for the cover and the rain gear gives us PLENTY of space.
Lew L
Purple Guy
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If this is the one you're asking about, I have one and love it!
Every once in awhile you have to readjust the velcro but there are screws that are also used in the install which keep it in place.
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