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Where can I get a fork bag for 2003 1200C. Dealer doesn't have any for this model.
Where the hell are you finding these posts to reply too? Some of these threads have been dead for two years!?Mad Dog said:If you decide to install a fork bag, don't put it under your headlight/above your front fender. This can impede air flow to your engine and make your front cyl. run hot. I've seen too many front cyl. fail this way.
Good luck.
LMFAO i didnt even notice that when reading. Thats funny as hell. Even though its good info mad dog ive never heard that and it seems logical. Im moving mine.Where the hell are you finding these posts to reply too? Some of these threads have been dead for two years!?
Mad Dog said:Sorry TheTICK, just ran across it in a 'search'. Never bothered to look at the posting date. My opinion, although somewhat late, still applies, should anyone consider a front mounted tool bag....
But then again, it's the story of my life... "day late, dollar short" !!!!! lol
You can mount it to the bottom, front of the frame. Behind the wheel, and waaaaay below the horn.Xena said:Ok, so not under the headlight, then where the heck are ya suppose to put a fork bag on a Sporty? I can't find any other way to put it on there so please enlighten me. Thanks
Mad Dog said:If you take a look at my Fatster in the member's ride thread, you'll notice mine is mounted above the headlight. And, btw, although you're right that the windshield does block the air-flow, it is not in front of the motor...
This is a new one to me.Mad Dog said:If you decide to install a fork bag, don't put it under your headlight/above your front fender. This can impede air flow to your engine and make your front cyl. run hot. I've seen too many front cyl. fail this way.
Good luck.