The case barely made it home. After stripping the mount and racks apart, I dug out the parts for my original plan. Basic PVC spacers to go between the case and the bike. Since I swapped my Corbin seat for a stock one, the case no longer needs to sit almost 3 inches off the bike. Everything went together perfectly. The case is very stable but I did add a friction fit rubber spacer at the tail of the bike to help support the case.
5.11.2015
Adding a Pelican case to an XJ600 Part 3
The front top case mounts failed last week. When I built them, they had to be tall enough to so I could still remove the seat but I was worried that they were too tall and the weight of my laptop bag would bend them. However, I didn't think they would break at the bend so quickly.
The case barely made it home. After stripping the mount and racks apart, I dug out the parts for my original plan. Basic PVC spacers to go between the case and the bike. Since I swapped my Corbin seat for a stock one, the case no longer needs to sit almost 3 inches off the bike. Everything went together perfectly. The case is very stable but I did add a friction fit rubber spacer at the tail of the bike to help support the case.
The case barely made it home. After stripping the mount and racks apart, I dug out the parts for my original plan. Basic PVC spacers to go between the case and the bike. Since I swapped my Corbin seat for a stock one, the case no longer needs to sit almost 3 inches off the bike. Everything went together perfectly. The case is very stable but I did add a friction fit rubber spacer at the tail of the bike to help support the case.
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