Wife is looking for something small to put eye drops etc. in. Looking for something within easy reach...any suggestions?
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Anyone know of something similar to a tank bag for a 15 F3?
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This might work for you "click: https://www.youtube.com/embed/Z3yPnsleCWs
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You can find them here "click: https://store.valueaccessories.net/windshieldsairdeflectorshandlebaraccessoriesaccents.aspx
"click: https://www.lamonstergarage.com/lamonster-fmb-bag-1917/
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I been using a small tank bag for several years. I put a quick connect buckle on the rear strap. Pop the buckle loose and flip the tank bag over the bars to fuel up. Pull it back down and snap the buckle, on your way. It is large enough for sun glasses, pen, notebook, camera, plenty more.
I have been using the SW-Motech EVO tank bag on my F3S for years. Moved it to my new bike too. Tank ring is same as for a Triumph.
The tank ring. It just snaps on. There is a pull to release when you need to fill up.
Thanks for the info. That's a real nice bag and a really nice mounting system. It also looks to be the perfect size (7 liters) for the F3-S.
I've had a tank bag or 2 on the 2 wheelers I used to own. They come in handy.
Before cell phones, Google maps, GPS units, and what not, the map pocket that sat on top was most useful. I'd take a map, copy it on the printer, then mark my planned excursion with a colored marker, and also add notes or addresses in the perimeter of the map. Worked quite well.
How did you figure out that the Triumph model fit the Spyder? Their website doesn't list Can Am.
I called them and sent a photo. We compared measurements before I ordered and took a chance as it looked like a correct fit. BRP does not manufacture the fuel door and neither does Triumph.
I’ve seen many riders using small handlebar or under-seat bags for little items. Some have clear pockets for phone or keys, so it might be worth trying one that fits your style.
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