Luggage

[stickman]

Can you uase grab raills to tie down dry bag?:dontknow:

 

[freebob]

I have on my RS last year on longer trips, And will again this year on RT
for extra storage, I use a duffle type bag on Psgr seat because I ride solo.....
Also makes a good backrest...

Freebob...:doorag:

 

[fastfraser]

Can you uase grab raills to tie down dry bag?:dontknow:

For sure. Just don't reef to hard on the grips when tying of your load as it is possible to break them .

 

[Slybird]

The passenger hand grips work wonderfully when strapping luggage down. I flew to Phoenix to pick up my wife's RT-AC and here's what it looked like with the "bag" strapped down. Made it all the way from Phoenix, AZ to Portland, OR just fine. (Hope you can see it good enough!)

 

[musicarcade]

Can you uase grab raills to tie down dry bag?:dontknow:

Yes, In fact that is how the BRP Passenger bag attaches:doorag:

 

[NancysToy]

You mean like this?

 

[dancogan]

On the RT at least, be aware that you need to lift the seat to fill up with gas. Might be better to run straps under the seat itself or find some quick disconnect method to hold the bag in place. As often as we need to fill up, it can become a bother!

 

[ThreeFeet]

Baggage

I "tie" mine down with bungy cords and so easily are undone when fuel up time comes. Can see on my RS the bag that I tie down ,also have one for the RT and tie it the same way. Fairly good back rest. That same bag will fit in the RT frunk. Which was a nice thing to have!!! Since the one I have with wheels only fits in the RS( DARN). No need to tie it down like it was on the tail of a JET your body blocks air and it won't go anywhere.:joke:

 

[SPYDERGUY1]

I have actually tied a load of firewood 50 plus pounds to haul to my campsite, if you do it with thought and carefull planning , you will have no problem. P.S. also carried all my camping stuff attached like a previous post and went 1000 km without a hitch, however filling up for fuel can be a sore spot. Am currently working on a rack design to eliminate this problem, unable to justify a trailer at this point and time. Good luck and have fun.,:2thumbs:

 

[ArmyJoe]

I've strapped a front rim to the passenger rails. They seem pretty sturdy.