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Has anyone used the Semi rigid bag on their RT? Thoughts?
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pegasus1300
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I have all 4 bags (trunk also) as that is what came with my Spyder. I use all but the small trunk bag. I like the large frunk bag the best. I also have a cooler bag from Walmart that fits in the frunk that I use on day trips and a soft bag that fits in the well at the rear for tools. Spare gloves, bandanas, rags, and cleaner/polishes go on top, just loose.
racoon
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I have the 4-piece CAN-AM luggage set for my 2024 Spyder RT Sea2Sky.
I took a trip recently, and used the saddlebags and the top case bag, but left the frunk bag at home.
Instead, I have a Lowepro camera and computer case that fits well in the frunk. It holds my Canon DSLR camera, a couple of lenses, and my 15" portable computer, along with all the cables for everything.
I took a trip recently, and used the saddlebags and the top case bag, but left the frunk bag at home.
Instead, I have a Lowepro camera and computer case that fits well in the frunk. It holds my Canon DSLR camera, a couple of lenses, and my 15" portable computer, along with all the cables for everything.
Leroy73
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They are not semi-rigid unless there are some I don’t know about. I have all including the frunk roller bag. I like the roller frunk bag but I lose some space BC of the way it is made. It is a suitcase. I don’t care for the trunk bag because things sort of get lost in it. However, it is very handy. So I sorta like it. Especially for stuff on the side of the road stops and catch all.
The side case bags are a must in my opinion. The 2 piece soft frunk bags I sort of like. I put tools in the little one. I did carry them in the side case but didn’t like them there. I was using the larger one for 1 or 2 overnight stays. It worked, but it was a pain for me to load in the hotel room because of the odd shape. If it was really semi-rigid, it would work.
This trip, I am trying a tactical bag for the trunk to use for my first 1 or 2 overnights on the road. Then the large soft frunk bag is for more clothes or what ever. So far (second night) it is working.
Experiment and spend money. LOL
The side case bags are a must in my opinion. The 2 piece soft frunk bags I sort of like. I put tools in the little one. I did carry them in the side case but didn’t like them there. I was using the larger one for 1 or 2 overnight stays. It worked, but it was a pain for me to load in the hotel room because of the odd shape. If it was really semi-rigid, it would work.
This trip, I am trying a tactical bag for the trunk to use for my first 1 or 2 overnights on the road. Then the large soft frunk bag is for more clothes or what ever. So far (second night) it is working.
Experiment and spend money. LOL
troop
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I'm thinking he might mean this -
https://can-am-shop.brp.com/on-road/us/en/linq-10-6-us-gal-40-l-semi-rigid-bag-219401039.html
https://can-am-shop.brp.com/on-road/us/en/linq-10-6-us-gal-40-l-semi-rigid-bag-219401039.html
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