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1995 RT100 Classic, Saddlebags
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Classic bags
It's a little tricky but with practice it gets easier. Make sure the attachment latch is full open position. Make sure the top molded lip is positioned completely over the bracket frame then slide bag forward. Once correctly aligned the bag securing lever will easily snap closed with minimal pressure. Sometimes it takes a couple of attempts to get it right. Easier to show then explain but just keep at it and it will all make sense.
Gian4
It's a little tricky but with practice it gets easier. Make sure the attachment latch is full open position. Make sure the top molded lip is positioned completely over the bracket frame then slide bag forward. Once correctly aligned the bag securing lever will easily snap closed with minimal pressure. Sometimes it takes a couple of attempts to get it right. Easier to show then explain but just keep at it and it will all make sense.
Gian4
