Fitting Giant Loop bags to 610

[sidetrack]

Anyone with pictures how they fitted the bags to the 610 ? The side panels are minimilistic ans I'm worried about the bag touching the pipe. Also did you use the passenger pegs for the compression straps ? Seems this guy did it without the pegs.

[BiG DoM]

What size you got? I use the Coyote and no issues with it touching exhaust. Strap low down on frame - some use the passenger peg square subframe brackets to make tie points for the GL.

[sidetrack]

I have the smaller Mojavi. With a tent on top I have enough for a three day trip.

[BiG DoM]

So why you asking? - it will be nowhere near the zorst (I also have a Mojavi in addition to the Cayote). Search on Husky Cafe and you will see the GL attachment setups with the frame clamps.

[alanB]

Big Dom do you have any photo's of your set up on the exhaust side?

I'm also interested in a solution to this issue.

Did you have the passenger peg frames installed?

[BiG DoM]

I have removed the passenger pegs from early on and just tie the bags to the bottom of the frame. I have wanted to make a more elegant  plug and play solution but not got around to it. As I say the answer I think is to use the square clamps from the passenger pegs and attach a U-bolt.

[sidetrack]

So why you asking?

Getting some life into the Husky thread, it's too quiet in here !

[BiG DoM]

So why you asking?

Getting some life into the Husky thread, it's too quiet in here !

fair come back 

[BiG DoM]

Some pics grabbed from Husky Cafe - the repurposing of the passenger peg brackets can be seen (pity he has not rounded off the attached plate decently  ) but this will give you an idea. I would try and use a u-bolt if possible through the bracket but as I say have not played around yet. This approach allows some flexibility of where to position the tie down points.