Journeyman
"And this one is just right" ~ Goldilocks
This worked with the existing setup. I'm not sure how well you can see what I did, but on the right side I made an extra turn around the frame (where it runs parallel, Triumph!), up and over the mount plate on the bag and back to the buckle going through the hole to keep that side of the strap in place. The rest of what you see is just getting the extra strapping out of the way. This is just temporary, but works, until I can get a more suitable strap that I'll cut to fit. Using the two D rings and another small click-buckle strap around the backrest keeps it all in place.
For use on the seat I ran a strap through the metal attachment brackets for the pillion seat and left a little slack to use instead of the intended strap on the seat. This allowed me to push the bag all the way against the backrest (using another strap around it to keep it tight). I like it better though mounted on the luggage rack, which gives it some purpose.
For use on the seat I ran a strap through the metal attachment brackets for the pillion seat and left a little slack to use instead of the intended strap on the seat. This allowed me to push the bag all the way against the backrest (using another strap around it to keep it tight). I like it better though mounted on the luggage rack, which gives it some purpose.
