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The instructions say it takes two minutes to install.
Yeah, I could have done it in two minutes. But it would have been sloppy.
It takes time to carefully align a strip of velcro an inch wide and 3 feet long. I took the seat out to help.
Then it takes a few more minutes to wrap the straps around the roll cage and tuck the ends in with a screwdriver.
But it's a really easy install.
The product costs $59.99, and in my opinion, it is worth every penny.
Yes, I could have bought a couple of canvas bags from Harbor Freight for $20, maybe popped some rivets through some straps and mounted that behind the seat - but by the time I had done all of that shopping, cutting, riveting, etc, it would have cost me a lot more in time, and it would not fit as well or look as nice.
In my opinion, the trail bag is a MUST HAVE for the ACE.
I've already stowed my registration, spare fused, tool bag, and user's manual in there.
Tons of room for more crap.
The instructions say it takes two minutes to install.
Yeah, I could have done it in two minutes. But it would have been sloppy.
It takes time to carefully align a strip of velcro an inch wide and 3 feet long. I took the seat out to help.
Then it takes a few more minutes to wrap the straps around the roll cage and tuck the ends in with a screwdriver.
But it's a really easy install.
The product costs $59.99, and in my opinion, it is worth every penny.
Yes, I could have bought a couple of canvas bags from Harbor Freight for $20, maybe popped some rivets through some straps and mounted that behind the seat - but by the time I had done all of that shopping, cutting, riveting, etc, it would have cost me a lot more in time, and it would not fit as well or look as nice.
In my opinion, the trail bag is a MUST HAVE for the ACE.
I've already stowed my registration, spare fused, tool bag, and user's manual in there.
Tons of room for more crap.