XSELER8, thanks for pointing out to this dummy that the oblong rings actually snap open and closed. I obviously never tried sliding the short nylon straps aside to expose that there are actually snaps to attach to the floor D-rings.
Nomad56, I really like my cargo organizer, as it is a GREAT grocery hauler, particularly when using plastic bags. With the SSR soft-side saddle bags mounted in front, they actually keep the cargo organizer in place pretty well, without attaching it.
My SSR: 06/6sd Sil on Blk-2SS, Chrome pack,Magnaflow. #23284
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Originally Posted by Alex05SSR
XSELER8, thanks for pointing out to this dummy that the oblong rings actually snap open and closed. I obviously never tried sliding the short nylon straps aside to expose that there are actually snaps to attach to the floor D-rings.
Nomad56, I really like my cargo organizer, as it is a GREAT grocery hauler, particularly when using plastic bags. With the SSR soft-side saddle bags mounted in front, they actually keep the cargo organizer in place pretty well, without attaching it.
Here's a photo.
Thanks for showing the picture again. I did not install mine yesterday because of the rings and I just could not fit the 3 pieces. It was like stuffing 2 lbs of crap into a 1 lb bag. But I see yours fits and I will install mine later.
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Yes, as the photo shows, you just need to slide the D-rings to attach the soft-side saddle bags as far forward as you can. Then, the cargo organizer will fit in nicely.
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