Hanging tool bag from lower frame????

[KnotSo]

Mount the tool bag and enjoy the rides.

 

[jwoolf]

Pffft, I make a Prospect Carry tools.

Yeah, when they're not watching the bikes.:roll:

 

[Bad Boy]

It's good to have a "Bagger" buddy.

 

[BBChopper]

I have mine mounted in that area. Only thing about it is that it catches all the crud that the front tire kicks up. But that is a good thing I guess since it's not getting on the motor!!!

2nd Dat! Also keeps it out of the voltage reg.:2thumbs:
Wet Doggie!

 

[BBChopper]

Pffft, I make a Prospect Carry tools.

:roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :2thumbs:

 

[05chop]

Mine hangs here

 

[KnotSo]

Nice touch on the bag! :2thumbs:

 

[RenoMoe]

Mine hangs here

:up: nice

 

[xmmotorsports]

Mine hangs here

That's sweet as hell! Where'd you get that at?

 

[BBChopper]

good advice- i'm afraid to check mine now, gonna do that right now!

"My bag's been hangin in the same place for 40yrs,no problem with grime or dirt,there has been times of chaffing,"

Which one?
:roll: :roll: :roll: :roll:

 

[BBChopper]

Very Nice 05Chop! :2thumbs:

 

[Whistler]

I wouldn't hang anything in front of the engine or voltage regulator that, in any way, would reduce/redirect air flow for cooling. Just my two cents!

 

[BBChopper]

I wouldn't hang anything in front of the engine or voltage regulator that, in any way, would reduce/redirect air flow for cooling. Just my two cents!

Been there for 5000miles! Two Bike Weeks on Main Street, Biketoberfest Main Street and Leesburge Main Street runs with no issues. Oh I havnt had my recall on the VR done yet either

 

[bruce]

Apply a layer of electrical tape to the frame first, to stop the chaffing and wear that you'll get from the road grime. Kinda depends on the color of your frame I guess, but tape is easier to replace every so often than the painted finish...
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I found orange electrical tape that matched my orange paint job frame pretty close which worked well after I stopped using the tool bag I simply removed it no marks or anything

 

[awg]

Good advice.